Whatsapp message new update, both Android and iOS users will be able to use to Send message yourself feature. WABetaInfo reported in late October that this feature was initially being tested for some beta users. Automatic chat can also be blocked and archived. Other messaging platforms have similar features, such as Signal's "Personal Note," Slack's "Note Something," and Telegram's "Saved Messages."
Highlights
- To use this feature, open WhatsApp and create a new chat; your contact will appear at the top of the list; click on your number; and then start texting yourself.
- This allows users to save important messages and access them from one place.
- Some users can also message themselves via the wa.me URL using the app's "click to chat" feature.
WhatsApp, the messaging app owned by Meta, has announced a new feature that will allow users to send messages to themselves. The "Message Yourself" feature, which the company says will be rolling out soon, will allow users to send messages on their account. Reminders, to-do lists, pictures, audio files, and documents are examples of these messages.
Both Android and iOS users will be able to use the said feature. WABetaInfo reported in late October that this feature was initially being tested for some beta users. Automatic chat can also be blocked and archived. Other messaging platforms have similar features, such as Signal's "Personal Note," Slack's "Note Something," and Telegram's "Saved Messages."
How to send a whatsapp message to myself: To use this feature, open WhatsApp and create a new chat; your contact will appear at the top of the list; click on your number; and then start texting yourself. It will be reflected in the app when updating from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store upon launch.
It will be interesting to see how this feature works out because it appears to have the potential to benefit WhatsApp users in a number of ways. This allows users to save important messages and access them from one place. Previously, users had to flag messages, which can be saved by long-pressing on a message, which brings up a dialog with the option to start a message, which saves it in a separate folder. These featured messages can be accessed by clicking on the three dots in the top right corner of the app. Some users can also message themselves via the wa.me URL using the app's "click to chat" feature. However, this upcoming feature will streamline the process and reduce the extra work users have to do to keep important messages private.
