New features coming to "WhatsApp" in 2023!

The most anticipated features to come to the popular messaging application WhatsApp have been announced. Here are the four new features we hope to see in the app in 2023, which have already been leaked. All of the innovations listed below were also seen in beta versions of WhatsApp. It's only a matter of time before these features become available to all users, not just certain testers, in the main release.

1. Message editing

The ability to edit messages on WhatsApp has been a topic of discussion for some time. This highly requested feature is expected to finally arrive in 2023. With the new feature, messages can now be edited within 15 minutes of being sent.

2. Picture-in-Picture (PIP) for video calls

The picture-in-picture (PIP) feature during video calls is a very useful function for multitasking. This means you can leave the WhatsApp app to do something else on your device while chatting with a friend. It is currently being trialled by beta testers and is expected to be available to everyone in early 2023.

3. Voice status update

Many people use the status update feature on WhatsApp. But it could be a welcome addition next year in the form of audio updates. According to the leaked information, you will be able to send up to 30 seconds of voice notes to your status updates. Searching on WhatsApp has improved a lot in recent years, but sifting through thousands of conversations can still be difficult. Fortunately, the developers are working on another way to narrow the results. Leaks show that a tool has been developed to set date ranges for message searches, and this functionality is expected to be available to users in 2023.

Unfortunately, the exact date when the new features will be available is unknown. The other day, it was revealed on which devices WhatsApp will no longer work in 2023. The list is large and includes smartphones from many popular brands, including Apple, Samsung and Huawei. You can check whether your device is on the "goodbye" list from our related news, the link of which we shared in our article.