WhatsApp New Feature: WhatsApp is an instant messaging app, which is used by millions of people around the world. This platform is quite popular among the people. Its popularity can be gauged from the fact that it has users in every country. WhatsApp also keeps bringing new updates for its users from time to time, which are very useful for them. Some time ago there was news that WhatsApp is releasing a sticker editor feature for some users. Now a new online report suggests that WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature to introduce sticker creation shortcuts.
Users will find it easier
According to a report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is introducing two different shortcuts, making it easier for users to understand which stickers they can create. This feature is available for iOS beta testers and can be used in the updated version 24.9.10.74. According to the report, WhatsApp is redesigning the sticker creation icon to match its design.
What was the process before?
Earlier, users used to create AI-generated stickers in the same way as personalized stickers were created from photo libraries. However, this process sometimes created confusion, as users had to choose between two options through pop-up alerts.
WhatsApp had banned 80 lakh accounts in March 2024
According to reports, WhatsApp banned 7.9 million accounts in India between March 1 and March 31, 2024. In the recent monthly report, the platform announced that 1,430,000 accounts have been banned without any user reports. Additionally, the Meta-owned instant messaging app received 12,782 grievance requests during this period, of which the majority (6,661) were related to account bans.
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