WhatsApp Might Allow Us Mute Annoying Groups Forever Soon

For those who wanted to leave a group on WhatsApp cause they feel annoyed with the group but can’t for some reason, soon you will be able to do so.

Some of us only get to ignore the messages that are coming from the groups and only be able to mute the group maximum for one year, but WhatsApp has an update where it will change everything.

A feature has been noticed that currently being tested by the Facebook-owner messenger by the WABetainfo. A feature for people that use “one-year” for mute now does not have to repeatedly turn it on every year.

This new WhatsApp feature is not available for now but soon expected to be replacing the “one-year” option.

While the “Always Muted” button is on its way, there is a rumor that “expiring messages” which automatically disappear or delete after a certain amount of time might be a thing in the future for WhatsApp.

Source: The Next Web

Adib Mohd

Recent Posts

Mickey Mouse Meets Formula 1 In UNIQLO’s New Disney Racing Collection

Disney, Formula 1 and UNIQLO are teaming up for a playful collection that brings racing… Read More

2 days ago

PUMA Brings the Thrill of Race Week to Pavilion KL With House of Speed

Race week is about to get a lot more exciting as PUMA Malaysia brings the… Read More

2 days ago

Oily Skin? La Roche-Posay Has A New 2-Step Routine For Shine And Pores

La Roche-Posay’s new Effaclar Supramolecular range combines salicylic acid and niacinamide in a formula designed… Read More

5 days ago

Jalan Alor Has A New Seafood Spot And It Comes With Four Floors

Canteen Malaya has officially opened its doors at one of Kuala Lumpur’s most popular food… Read More

5 days ago

More Than 11,000 Malaysian Students Show Us What Makes Malaysia Special

From landmarks and wildlife to local traditions, students across the country turned their love for… Read More

5 days ago

A Simple Purchase Can Give a Child Fighting Cancer a Second Chance

Thousands of everyday purchases have helped support children undergoing cancer treatment, with RM156,305.23 raised for… Read More

1 week ago

This website uses cookies.