WhatsApp is reportedly testing a brand new undo possibility for deleted messages. This new characteristic is meant to come in useful when customers by chance choose the ‘Delete for Me’ choices, as an alternative of ‘Delete for Everyone’. It is purportedly below growth and never but obtainable to beta testers on Android. Furthermore, the Meta-owned messaging platform may quickly get a double verification safety characteristic. Recent beta updates are additionally mentioned to incorporate a brand new splash display for Android 12 and help for sharing as much as a 2GB doc.

According to a report by WhatsApp beta tracker WABetaInfo, a brand new pop-up bar will seem on the backside of the display for a number of seconds after a consumer deletes a message utilizing the ‘Delete for Me’ possibility. This pop-up bar is alleged to incorporate the ‘Undo’ button, which might permit customers to retrieve the deleted message. Users would then be capable to choose the ‘Delete for Everyone’ possibility if that is what they initially supposed. This new ‘Undo’ button was reportedly noticed in WhatsApp’s Android beta model 2.22.13.5, however isn’t at present seen to testers. This characteristic may quickly additionally discover its solution to the iOS and desktop variations of the app.

In associated information, WhatsApp may additionally quickly get a double verification characteristic. This safety characteristic is said to ask customers for a second 6-digit code when making an attempt to register the appliance on a special gadget. It is predicted to forestall customers from getting their accounts stolen. As per a latest report, the corporate can also be rolling out the power to share information as much as 2GB in dimension with WhatsApp for Android beta model 2.22.13.6. It is supposedly being launched for a restricted variety of customers. It ought to be famous that with out this replace, WhatsApp customers can solely share paperwork as much as 100MB in dimension.

Another WhatsApp Android beta replace bearing the model quantity 2.22.13.8 can also be rolling out. It is said to be particularly geared toward reinstating the splash display of the app launch animation on Android 12, which makes use of a default SplashScreen API. This replace supposedly disables the Android 12-generated splash display to show the unique launch animation.