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WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging (IM) applications in the world. Although it has grown slowly compared with some competitors, such as Telegram, the company has succeeded in becoming a major courier in many regions. For example, the Meta-owned platform has been working on multi-device capabilities for many years. However, it still has problems and does not provide cloud storage for immediate, continuous backups. The latest addition to this IM service is the message response. For the unwitting, this feature is similar to that of iMessage. The user can keep a message and select an emoji as a response. For example, it is ideal to acknowledge received messages without sending "ok" or thumbs-up emoticons. The Message Reactions feature is now being rolled out to some Android users on the beta channel of the application.

Last month, WABetaInfo shared some new details about WhatsApp's message response capabilities. At that time, the feature was still under development and could not be used by anyone. Reliable WhatsApp explorers have now shared that it is indeed starting to be rolled out to some Android beta users. Given that this is a server-side launch, even if you are running the latest Android version of WhatsApp beta, there is no guarantee that you will be able to use this new feature now. The company is likely to launch it to more users in the coming weeks. If you don't destroy the entire plan, it will eventually make it available to all users (beta and stable).

WABetaInfo mentioned that there are six different responses available-like, love, laugh, surprise, sadness and gratitude. The company may add more emoji options in the future. To access this feature-assuming it is enabled around you-touch and hold a message and select one of the six responses. WABetaInfo also points out that at this point all users will be able to see message responses-even if users are still unable to send them.

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