WhatsApp has been testing several new features for its over 2 billion global users. The instant messaging app is reportedly working on its much-awaited multi-device feature which will allow users to acces their WhatsApp account from more than one devices. It's also likely to add a new message verification feature to its platform in the coming days to curb fake news.
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