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WhatsApp 'Delete for Everyone' Feature Reportedly Rolling Out: Here's How It Will Work

  • WhatsApp 'Delete for Everyone' Feature Reportedly Rolling Out: Here's How It Will Work
WhatsApp 'Delete for Everyone' feature can be found when you press the trash icon while deleting messages





HIGHLIGHTS

  • WhatsApp's 'Delete for Everyone' now showing up
  • The feature is reportedly being rolled out slowly
  • It is one of the most anticipated features
WhatsApp message delete/ recall feature has been in the rumour mill for nearly a year now, with the company mentioning it in the internal code. But fans will be pleased to know that the feature, which had not made an official appearance so far, has started trickling out to some WhatsApp users. WABetainfo now reports that the new feature, named 'Delete for Everyone', has started rolling out to some users on Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone apps. It only works if both the recipient and sender have the latest version of WhatsApp installed, the site notes, and it also works on Web version.

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