Technical News Office – WhatsApp continues to bring new features to its millions of users around the world. In this series, the company has now started rolling out an interesting camera-related feature. With the help of this feature, users will be able to control the zoom of the camera. WABetaInfo gave information about this new feature of WhatsApp. The new feature has been released for iOS users. For this feature, you will need to install WhatsApp for iOS 24.21.82. WABetaInfo also shared a screenshot of this new feature in its post.
Zoom range 0.5x to 3x
This feature will give users the ability to control the camera zoom while recording photos and videos in the app. For this, users will also have a dedicated button in the application. According to the company’s official changelog, the in-app camera in WhatsApp offers a zoom range of 0.5x to 3x. According to the report, users can enjoy up to 5x zoom support on iOS devices like iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The update will reach all users soon
Besides camera zoom controls, the WhatsApp update also brings improved home screen widgets for chats. Now iOS users can select categories like recent, favorite, pinned, and frequently contacted. The uniqueness of these widgets is that they provide real-time data updates and better integration with system functionality. WhatsApp is gradually rolling out this new iOS feature. It will reach all users in the coming days.
New functionality for reacting to messages
WhatsApp has started rolling out the feature allowing users to react to messages with the recently introduced emoji. WABetaInfo spotted this feature in WhatsApp for Android beta version 2.24.22.16. According to the report, beta testers see recent emojis in the reaction bar to react to messages. This will save users a lot of time as they won’t need to open the emoji picker and scroll through the entire category to react to the message. It is expected that after the completion of beta testing, the company will roll out its stable version to users around the world.
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