When did WhatsApp start allowing users to send “view once” messages? This function was so intriguing that everyone was using it, especially because you could actually have a lot of fun with it. That is not the only intriguing feature that WhatsApp has released, though. People may now send audio messages that can only be played once, thanks to the recent release of the “view once” capability.
Having said that, WhatsApp has recently developed an additional capability for its users. With this one, individuals have the freedom to decide which part of their application to update and whether to proceed or not. Many users did not appreciate the transition to WhatsApp’s dark mode when it was first introduced. You may now take control of that element if you’re not ready to accept a new upgrade!
WhatsApp Has An Update
Users now have greater control over how updates are handled in the most recent WhatsApp beta for Android. Yes, they have control over whether the app notifies the user to update or updates itself automatically via Wi-Fi as soon as a new version becomes available. One might choose to delay the update if they are still getting acclimated to the current version of WhatsApp or if they do not want to upgrade right away because they are missing a feature.
The programme won’t update unless it is asked to do so, if they decide not to update via Wi-Fi. This functionality was formerly available through the Google Play Store; however, it is now available directly within the programme. Many users who haven’t updated their WhatsApp in a while may not notice the UI change, but this upgrade will benefit them in later versions.
Updates Vary Based on User
You may eventually come upon a WhatsApp update that you decide not to follow. If so, all you have to do is disable automatic updates for this particular programme. After that, if an update is worthwhile, you may accept updates, skip the dubious one, and move straight to the most recent one.
