Numerous users of the instant messaging service WhatsApp have long struggled with the issue of accidentally deleting messages quickly, which makes recovering them nearly hard.
This issue will reportedly be rectified soon, according to news reports.
According to WaBetaInfo, which tracks updates for the well-known instant messaging programme, WhatsApp is now testing a feature that enables users to restore accidentally deleted messages on the beta version.
According to him, the test is now being conducted using an Android phone’s trial version. Later, he claimed that he had discovered the feature in iPhone phones running the iOS beta operating system.
This action was taken in response to knowledge that the Meta corporation, which owns WhatsApp, intended to provide such a feature some time ago.
However, there are restrictions on utilising this feature, it may only be used for a short period of time, and the recovery is dependent on the user selecting the type of deletion before it is finished.
The website also provided a screenshot of a little bar that will appear on the programme interface after it deletes, stating, “Undo erased messages for me,” and indicating that not everyone will have access to this capability when selecting the deletion option.
The user won’t be able to recover erased messages if this bar vanishes.
The site verified that the feature will be introduced soon, however the sources did not say when.
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