WhatsApp has introduced a new feature designed to facilitate event planning within group chats.
With this feature, every member of the group will be able to create an event roster that others in the group can reply to and give suggestions.
Events will also be displayed on the group information page so that members can see the next plan.
At first, this new event organizing feature will be able to group within a community. Over the coming months, WhatsApp plans to extend it to all groups.
Additionally, WhatsApp is launching a feature that allows users to respond to messages from administrators in community announcement groups. Responses will be organized and concise to help users view replies in context without crowding in chat.
Moreover, notifications for replies will be muted as well to avoid excessive alerts.
A spokesperson commented that since launching Communities, the company has seen them used by neighbourhoods, schools, hobby groups, and others to help communities stay connected.
Recently, Meta's impact on WhatsApp continues to shape its evolution as the messaging app incorporates features from platforms like Instagram and Messenger. A new feature being considered is a notification system for status post likes.
Right now, users can react to status updates with suggested emojis or by choosing one from the keyboard UI. However, reports suggest that WhatsApp may add a one-tap "like" button, like Instagram's, for faster reactions to status updates.
In the newest WhatsApp beta version, a new toggle named "Like reactions" has been seen in Notification Settings. Turning this on would send push notifications whenever a friend likes one of your status updates.
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