What is the “message pin duration” feature that WhatsApp could introduce soon? How will it help?

According to some reports, WhatsApp is working on a new feature called “Message Pin Duration”. This feature was first discovered by WasBetaInfo. According to the report, the new feature is currently in development. The feature was discovered in the WhatsApp beta update for Android 2.23.23.22 available on the Google PlayStore. What is this new update and how will it help? Let’s see.

What will the new message pin duration feature be used for?

Reports say the feature will allow users to choose how long messages are pinned in a chat. The report also shared a screenshot of the feature showing how users can flexibly choose the length of time after which a message is automatically unpinned.

The report says that the feature will now offer three different durations to choose from. These periods will be 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days. The report then states that the feature will give users the option to unpin a pinned message at any time, even before the selected duration expires. This will give users more flexibility and control over pinned messages.

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How will the new feature help?

WaBetalInfor reports that the new message pin length will provide a convenient method to ensure that relevant and timely data remains visible to users for an appropriate amount of time. Messages are automatically unmarked after the selected time has elapsed. This will help continue to keep the conversation up to date, clear, and organized.

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When will the feature be released?

There is currently no clear information on the release of this feature. This is because this feature is currently in development. The feature is expected to roll out to beta testers in a future WhatsApp update.

Anything else about WhatsApp?

That thing. A related news item has launched a WhatsApp scam called “Pink WhatsApp”. In this phishing activity, scammers share a link with multiple people. Scammers lure individuals with the promise of an improved version of the WhatsApp interface that comes with cool new features. Mumbai police recently issued a public advisory about the “Pink WhatsApp Scam”. In a published public advisory, law enforcement officials are warning the public about a scam circulating on the messaging platform. The advice focuses on the importance of limiting tapping and opening links or downloading any related apps.

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