It will undoubtedly be the most used application in the coming days. WhatsApp is going to be saturated with chains of messages, images, memes and calls between December 30 and January 1. Thanks to WhatsApp update 24.25.93 for iOS, the app is implementing a new camera feature that allows users to enable augmented reality effects, backgrounds and filters. This function is accessible via a “wand” icon within the camera viewwhich offers animated effects, facial expression alterations, and customizable color tones.
To take advantage of the flood of messages and provide more resources and options to users, latest WhatsApp update features animated confetti effects for specific emoji reactionslike the party face and confetti ball emojis, which enhance festive conversations during the holiday season. But there is more.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that allows users to scan documents directly within the app via the document sharing menu. This function Simplifies document sharing on the go by enabling quick and accurate captures and eliminates the need for external scanning tools, ensuring clear, professionally formatted results.
They will also arrive Features such as “Retouch Mode” to improve facial appearance and “Low Light Mode” to improve visibility in low light conditions, further personalize the video calling experience.
As if this were not enough, WhatsApp is testing a new shortcut to access Meta AIwhich is now located in the Chats tab instead of the top navigation bar. This feature improves accessibility on larger devices and aims to encourage user engagement with AI features such as problem solving and personalized content generation.
Finally, the latest updates incorporate a reverse image search function. This tool helps users to evaluate whether images have been edited or taken out of contextcomparing them with online sources, which promotes informed decision making. By integrating this feature, WhatsApp improves user security and combats the spread of manipulated content, while maintaining transparency over the sharing process.