Whatsapp, a new secret function unlocked: just double tap

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Meta’s WhatsApp gets a new secret feature: Double-tap to react!

Meta’s instant messaging app, WhatsApp, is constantly surprising its ‌users with new features ​and updates.⁤ And now, they’re about to roll out a new secret feature that’s sure to change the way you interact⁤ in chats.

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Inspired by Instagram‘s successful “quick reaction” feature, WhatsApp is now bringing this functionality to​ its own platform. This means that soon,​ you’ll be able to react to messages with a simple double tap on the message itself.

The official announcement for this new feature hasn’t been made yet,⁣ but WABetaInfo, a portal that tracks new ⁢WhatsApp features, ‌reports that the company is currently testing‍ it in⁣ the beta version 2.24.16.7 for Android. It’s only a matter of time before it rolls out to the ⁤public.

WhatsApp joins the likes of⁢ Instagram: ​The new double-tap feature is coming!

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This new feature is already familiar to ⁤users of other social media platforms, ​and it’s sure to be a welcome addition to WhatsApp. With a simple double click, you⁤ can now easily express your agreement, joy, or any other emotion directly beneath the message.

While the feature is still in beta testing, it’s‌ expected⁢ to⁣ be available to all users in the near future. In the meantime, you can still react to messages using the‍ traditional emoji reactions. But with the new double-tap feature, expressing yourself will be faster and more ​intuitive than ever before.

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