WhatsApp may get this Facebook chat feature soon

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a feature that will allow users to create polls in group chats. According to a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp has submitted a new beta update for its iOS app, bringing the version up to 22.6.0.70. The beta update reveals that the Meta-owned messaging platform is developing a group polls feature. At present, group polls are available in messaging apps like Facebook Messenger, Telegram and others. 

How will the WhatsApp group polls feature work? 

The report says that WhatsApp users will be able to create a poll for group chats. They will then be asked to enter the poll question and send it to a WhatsApp group. Both the question asked and answers will be end-to-end encrypted. 

Polls will be available only in WhatsApp groups, which means only people in the group will be able to see the poll and its results. The group polls feature was spotted in the latest beta version of WhatsApp for iOS.

In the mean time, WhatsApp is apparently trying another element for Android clients. It will before long permit Android clients to stop and

continue voice accounts. Till now, the component was accessible for WhatsApp clients on Apple iOS and work area as it were. According to a

report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has begun to carry out another beta update for Android clients. After the update, Android clients

can likewise stop a voice note recording on their cell phone. It will work in much the same way on the iOS stage.

Android clients will actually want to see another interruption button when they swipe up subsequent to squeezing the recording button. Once stopped,

a similar button will be utilized to continue the recording. The new component will be useful for sharing longer accounts and it will

additionally save time for the clients as they don't need to re-record a voice note if there should be an occurrence of some interruption