WhatsApp for Android has acquired a brand new beta model that brings a devoted catalogue shortcut in enterprise chats. To create space for the brand new shortcut, WhatsApp has merged the prevailing video and voice name shortcuts right into a single name button that seems when chatting with a enterprise account. There are, nevertheless, no seen modifications for normal chats. Which means you’ll proceed to see the sooner video and voice name shortcuts when chatting along with your particular person contacts on WhatsApp.
As reported by WhatsApp options tracker WABetaInfo, WhatsApp model 2.20.201.four beta for Android brings the brand new unified name button to provide room for {the catalogue} shortcut. The brand new name button, as soon as tapped, brings a pop-up menu that permits you to select whether or not to make a voice or video name.
The brand new name button is offered solely in case of chats with the companies that supply a listing on WhatsApp. It replaces the prevailing video and voice name shortcuts which might be nonetheless obtainable for normal chats.
WhatsApp beta model 2.20.201.four brings the brand new catalogue shortcut and name button to enterprise chats
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Basically, the aim of the replace is to carry {the catalogue} shortcut that permits companies to offer quick access to their catalogue obtainable on the moment messaging app.
WABetaInfo initially spotted the change within the WhatsApp model 2.20.200.three beta earlier this month. Nonetheless, it’s now obtainable for all customers on the model 2.20.201.four beta.
You possibly can download the most recent beta model in your smartphone after turning into part of the WhatsApp beta programme. Alternatively, the up to date WhatsApp beta launch is available in as an APK file by way of APK Mirror that may be sideloaded in your cellphone.
In latest beta releases, WhatsApp hinted on the ongoing developments in the direction of the anticipated multiple device feature and a wallpaper customisation feature. The messaging app additionally fixed a “recently used emoji” issue in a beta launch debuted final week.
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