Last but not least, WABetaInfo notes that message reactions will also be secured by end-to-end encryption. Meta’s Instagram app, for example, lets you use any emoji available.
#UPDATE MESSAGES ON MAC REACTIONS ANDROID#
Since the publication is already able to preview reactions on the iOS and Android apps, it’s likely that this feature will start appearing for beta testers in the coming weeks.Īs of now, it looks like WhatsApp will follow Apple in a more limited way to react to a message. A few weeks ago, beta version 22.2.72 of WhatsApp brought new settings to manage notifications for reactions, even though, at the time, it was impossible to react to a message. WABetaInfo already said that will be possible to see who reacts to each message on a group chat. Then, the reaction will appear at the bottom of the message. Users just have to long-press a message to react with one of the six emojis available. The figures available will be “Like,” “Love,” “Laugh,” “Surprised,” “Sad,” and “Thanks.”Īs you can see on the screenshot, the feature will work similarly to the one available on iMessage. After you set up your iPhone, when you receive an SMS message, it appears on both your iPhone and your Mac. Since the publication is already able to preview reactions on the iOS. You can set up your iPhone so that you can receive and send SMS messages (short text messages) and MMS messages (text messages with graphics, audio, video, and other media) on your Mac. As reported previously, users will be able to react to a specific message once. As reported previously, users will be able to react to a specific message once, and reactions are limited to six emojis. Set up iPhone to get SMS messages on Mac. On its Twitter account, WABetaInfo posted screenshots of what reactions for WhatsApp will look like for iOS and Android users. Now, the company seems almost ready to release this feature. Recently, Facebook Messenger finally made GIFs, reactions, and more features end-to-end encrypted.Īre you excited to start using reactions on WhatsApp? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.It’s been months since WhatsApp started to develop iMessage-like reactions for its app. So far the survey shows that most users (about 70) do not see this issue at all, though they are using the same versions as the ones who do see the issue.
#UPDATE MESSAGES ON MAC REACTIONS UPDATE#
Then, the reaction will appear at the bottom of the message. Clearing the cache updates all versions, but the Mobile and Browser versions update themselves without clearing the cache. As reported previously, users will be able to react to a specific message once, and reactions are limited to six emojis. It’s been months since WhatsApp started to develop iMessage-like reactions for its app.
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