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Whatsapp to roll out another exciting feature
Feature will let users react to messages in the same way one reacts the Facebook posts


San Francisco: The popular instant messaging app WhatsApp is reportedly working on another most awaited feature that will allow the users to give reactions to the messages they received.
In the new WhatsApp release, the company stated that is currently working on message reactions and their notifications in its Android version 2.21.24.8.

WhatsApp has reportedly been trying out the message reaction feature for quite a few months, as evident from its name, and it lets users react to messages in the same way one reacts to the posts and comments on the Facebook and Instagram apps.

Earlier the Meta-owned messaging app had no plans of notifying users of message reactions, however, the developers later began re-thinking it for the beta version of its iOS app. Now it’s also trying to hammer out the same feature for the Android users.
It is pertinent to remember that it’s still unclear when the messenger app will release the message reactions feature to all the users as yet.

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