WhatsApp is testing a ‘self-destructing’ feature for your secret chats

2019-10-2 08:45

Several popular messaging apps such as Facebook Messenger, Telegram, and Signal offer a “self-destructing messages” feature.  You can set a timer for messages in your conversation with someone, and those will disappear after the specified time.

This feature might soon be coming to WhatsApp. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the company is testing disappearing messages on its Android app’s test version 2. 19. 275. The site found the disappearing message feature in WhatsApp’s group chat settings. It allows you to set the timer for destruction for five seconds or one hour. Disappearing messages is a nice feature to have when you want to send…

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