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Have you ever been confused between WhatsApp chat windows? Now there is a solution. Among the new features WhatsApp is rolling out is one that allows users to assign different wallpapers to each of their chats, which will hopefully avoid endless messaging errors.
New features include an improved search option for stickers, an animated sticker pack plus a wide variety of wallpapers, Livemint reports.
The Facebook-owned messaging app has also added ‘In-App Notifications’ that inform users of various updates.
Stock wallpaper gallery updated, “make your chats personal and distinguishable by using custom wallpapers for your most important chats and your favorite people, and never have to worry about sending the wrong message on the wrong chat, “says WhatsApp.
Furthermore, the messenger service is also rolling out doodle wallpapers, adding more colors to the current default wallpaper. Users can now also set a separate wallpaper that is activated when their phone switches from light to dark mode.
You can find this feature in the Notifications section of the Settings menu. Once you select the feature, a list of three ‘Alert Style’ options will appear including None, Banners, and Alerts.
With the help of this feature, the company aims to inform users about various updates such as features and new Terms of Service.
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Also, WhatsApp is improving its Sticker Search, which means that users can now easily type or use emojis to find a particular sticker or just browse common sticker categories.
This will help sticker app creators to tag their stickers with emojis and text in the future, so users can easily search for them.
The World Health Organization has also unveiled a “Together at Home” sticker pack that is now available as animated stickers and is one of the most popular stickers on the platform according to WhatsApp.
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The “Together at Home” sticker pack is available on WhatsApp and includes localized text in 9 languages: Arabic, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.
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