San Francisco: WhatsApp, a mobile messaging software, has rolled out a new group chat function.
According to the WhatsApp news monitoring website, WABetaInfo, the new feature is dubbed ‘Communities,‘ and it allows for the operation of many groups concurrently.
Users will be able to add several groups to the Communities feature, which will enable users with possibly accessible admin or group messaging to message all groups simultaneously. This eliminates the burden of managing the whole group simultaneously.
The business began developing this function last year and has now made it available on a trial basis. Additionally, a photograph of the new function has surfaced.
As seen in the feature graphic, users have two options: one is to consolidate existing groups into a single location, and the other is to deliver messages to all groups simultaneously.
It’s worth noting that there isn’t much information available regarding this new chat tool, but it’s believed that it will be available to all users shortly.
