With Its Additional Features, Whatsapp Will Automatically Mute Groups with More Than 256 Members: According to a recent report, WhatsApp is developing a new function that will automatically mute groups with more than 256 members. Beta testers of WhatsApp can currently access the aforementioned feature. In the upcoming days, the feature will be made available to more users. A new feature has been added to WhatsApp that would automatically mute huge group chats in order to limit notifications, according to feature tracker Wabetainfo, which is owned by Meta.
WhatsApp just increased the maximum number of group members to 1024. Even though some people will benefit from this, those who dislike turmoil will find it to be a hassle. With so many group members, there will undoubtedly be a huge amount of notifications, which will cause unnecessary disruption. Therefore, this feature will be useful if you don’t want to get frequent notifications.
A big group with more than 256 people will be muted by default. However, you always have the choice to unmute the group if you do not want to disable the notifications. The WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.24.15 is getting the feature. After installing one of the following updates: 2.22.24.9, 2.22.24.10, 2.22.24.11, or 2.22.24.14, some beta testers might also get this feature, according to the report. If you haven’t yet received the feature, you can wait for a later update. The feature will be available to all beta testers who update to the most recent beta version.
WhatsApp just launched Communities for users of its iOS, Android, and web platforms. Users can gather together groups with related interests in one place using WhatsApp Communities. You may connect with your schools, community, camps, and other organisations by using similar groups in one location. In addition to the announcement group, a user may create up to 50 more groups. The announcement group can have up to 5000 members added.
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