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WhatsApp's parent, Meta, announced two new updates to WhatsApp Groups on Tuesday, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg showing off the features on his Instagram streaming channel. “If you visit your streaming pool, you will also see the updates,” Meta said in a statement, adding that the changes follow updates made to the pools in recent months, including expanding and expanding them. delete messages sent to groups managed by them. "Groups continue to be a staple of WhatsApp, and we're excited to give people even more tools to get the most out of Groups. Today, we're excited to roll out some new changes we've made to make them more manageable for admins and easier to use." sailing for everyone,” the statement said.
What are the two new WhatsApp group updates?
Admins decide who can join a group: A simple tool will allow admins to decide if someone can join a group or not. The importance of this tool is that groups are where people have some of their most intimate conversations, and therefore it is important that administrators can easily decide who can be a member and who cannot join.
Common Groups: You can now easily search for a contact's name to see groups that are common to them. This update will come in handy when you're trying to remember the name of a group you know you share with someone, or if you want to see what you're both in.
Both features, Meta noted, will roll out globally in the coming weeks.
