Category: IOS

WhatsApp is working on an update that expands the multi-account feature from two accounts to three. The feature will still keep chat history, notifications, and settings separate for the third account. Users who manage three phone numbers will finally be able to keep them in the same app.

WhatsApp is working on a feature that lets iOS users invite people without an account to join a call. The guest will be able to join the call directly from their browser, without downloading the app. Just like guest chats, WhatsApp secures the guest call using end-to-end encryption even for participants who don't have an account.

WhatsApp is introducing a feature that lets users view status updates at double speed on iOS. They can view a status update at double speed by pressing and holding the right side of the screen. Users can restore the normal speed as soon as they lift their finger.

WhatsApp is finally bringing the full Liquid Glass experience to the chat screen for more iOS users. The update introduces a consistent design to the chat bar, navigation bar, message menu, and message bubbles. For many users who do not have the full Liquid Glass interface yet, this update lets them experience it for the first time.

WhatsApp is bringing the same sidebar from the Mac app to iPad, making it easier for users to navigate the interface on a larger screen. The sidebar is visible by default, but users can hide it at any time to give more space to the conversation. This update is also compatible with the Liquid Glass design language.

WhatsApp is introducing a feature that brings media thumbnail previews to the chat list on iOS. The feature allows users to see a small preview of the latest photo, video, or sticker shared in a conversation. The thumbnail appears next to the media label, so users can see what the recipient shared without opening the chat.

WhatsApp is rolling out new updates for the chat interface on iOS, making the reaction tray and context menu compatible with Liquid Glass. This feature allows users to experiment with a more complete experience with Liquid Glass. This is another step toward completing the transition to Liquid Glass before iOS 27 becomes available.