WhatsApp Users Will Soon Be Able To Report Status Updates That Violate Company Rules: Report
If users report a status update on WhatsApp, that content will be sent to the moderation team for review to check if it violates the platform's Terms of Service.
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new 'Report status update' feature on Android beta. The new feature will allow users to report status updates that might violate the platform's Terms of Service, in addition to the already available feature to report messages, reports WABetaInfo.
A report button will be available within the status options.
If users report a status update, that content will be sent to the moderation team for review to check if it violates the platform's Terms of Service.
However, this feature does not compromise end-to-end encryption.
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Nobody, not even WhatsApp, Meta, or any proxy provider, can see the content of users' messages and listen to their private calls, but it is important for the company to bring a report option to keep the platform and users safe, the report said.
Meanwhile, last week, it was reported that the messaging platform was working on a new feature called 'Chat Transfer', which would allow users to transfer their data from one Android device to another using a local network.
Additionally, following in the footsteps of Facebook and Instagram, WhatsApp will now feature 3D avatars. An avatar is a digital version of a user that can be created from billions of combinations of diverse hairstyles, facial features, and outfits. On WhatsApp, one can now use their personalised avatar as your profile photo or choose from one of 36 custom stickers reflecting many different emotions and actions.
"We're bringing avatars to WhatsApp! Now you can use your avatar as a sticker in chats. More styles coming soon across all our apps," Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook feed while announcing the new feature.
(With inputs from IANS)
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