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WhatsApp rolls out ‘Edit’ feature for sent messages
The long-awaited Edit function has now arrived on WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta. The tool, as its name implies, enables users to 'update' their messages even after they have been delivered. We're thrilled to give you greater control over your conversations, whether it's to fix a tiny typo or add additional context to a message. Long-pressing a sent message and selecting 'Edit' from the menu will allow you to make changes for up to fifteen minutes thereafter, according to the business.
When you make a mistake or simply change your mind after sending a message, the feature will come in handy. The timetable for the WhatsApp Alter message highlight is 15 minutes, this implies that clients will actually want to alter their messages as long as 15 minutes subsequent to sending them.
BGMI availability on Playstore
Recently, it was uncovered that the restricted game BGMI is set to get back in the saddle in India. Following that, there was some confusion regarding when it would be available and how users could play. The game's creator, Krafton, has now made it available on Playstore.
Google shuts a popular social media feature for YouTube
A well-liked social media feature on YouTube has been disabled by Google. In 2017, the Stories feature was introduced on YouTube, which is owned by Google. Users were able to post brief messages that would expire in June using the feature. The option to create a new YouTube Story will no longer be available starting on June 26, 2023. In a blog post, the company stated, "Stories that are already live on that date will expire seven days after they were originally shared."
India sees job cuts from Facebook: Groups affected and then some
Facebook parent Meta Stages as of late started the third round of worldwide cutbacks. About 6,000 people at the company are likely to be affected by the most recent layoffs. The 10,000 global layoffs that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in March this year include these job cuts.
The company's India operations have also been impacted by the most recent employee headcount reduction, according to a report.