WhatsApp has already accustomed us to integrating continuous improvements into its app in order to improve the experience of its millions of users and keep the crown as the messaging app par excellence.
Well, the latest news, filtered by WABetainfo, further highlights this aspect with a new support interface that will allow users toReport any technical issues you encounter.
And the fact is that quite often we can find a problem when using a certain feature of WhatsApp, for example, when sending messages or when creating a backup of the chat history. Currently, our only way to report bugs is to contact WhatsApp support by selecting the “contact us” option.
With this novelty, WhatsApp wants to create a new section entirely dedicated to error messages, for a future app update. We leave you a reference image filtered by WABetainfo so you can get an idea of what the interface will look like.
As you can see in the provided image, On the right side of the WhatsApp settings, a field called “Report a bug” will appear. in which you can add screenshots to visually show the failure. This new interface is expected to include some innovations or additional features in regards to “contact us”, but this is not yet known.
At the moment, it remains only to wait for the next update and see if it finally integrates into the news.
Recently We’ve already reported on two other features to come. for example, the new WhatsApp option in the beta phase, with which you can choose your native language or the one you want in the application settings, regardless of the language you have previously defined in the general settings of your mobile phone.
We also have the long-awaited WhatsApp Communities that are gradually revealing more information about how they will work.
WhatsApp Communities, for those who don’t know, is a new way to interact in the messaging app. This new tab is meant to allow groups to be organized around different topics to keep things organized when posting, or to send global messages to those groups, for example.
Source: Computer Hoy
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