After several months of waiting, whatsApp finally starts for all users of one of the most anticipated functions: The ability to change the topic of chatThis novelty makes the application more customizable and, therefore, significantly improves the experience of use, allowing design outside the chat.
WhatsApp problems are a function that the company is developing for several months, and within a few weeks it was available only for a small number of users in beta version. Now, as confirmed by the report Wabetainfo In the publication of X (Twitter), problems are available since today for all beta -testers WhatsApp, and Also for end usersBoth WhatsApp for iOS and Android.
The aforementioned account states that the function of the function It is automatically implemented in WhatsAppAnd this can take up to 24 hours to be available to everyone (even in some cases, in some cases). In any case, it is important that you update the application to the latest version and that your device always has a stable Internet connection so that WhatsApp can realize this function in your account as soon as possible.
How to change the WhatsApp topic
WhatsApp themes, we delete, allow you to add additional tuning to chats, where so far we could only change the wallpaper. With a new function, You can change the colors of chat bubbles, And also, of course, the bottom of this. The application, in addition, offers various color combinations of chat and wallpaper, so it is easier for the user to choose a design.
To choose a topic, just enter whatsApp, go to the “Configuration” section and enter the “Chats” section. Then click the “Chat theme” button‘There you can choose between different designs or change only the color of chat or wallpaper. As soon as the color is selected, the changes will be saved automatically.
It is important to emphasize that the problems in WhatsApp They are changed in all chatsIf you do not change both wallpaper and topic in a certain chat. In addition, the platform supports the possibility of changing between a lighter or dark tone in order to avoid visual fatigue.
Source: Hiper Textual
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