Last year, WhatsApp released the Disappearing Messages feature to make it easier for users to save storage space so that many messages don’t accumulate. This feature allows messages to be deleted automatically after seven days of receipt.
However, these features must be activated manually. User must activate Disappearing Messages mode on each contact individually. It certainly took a lot of time.
In the future, WhatsApp users will find it easier to use this feature.
The reason is, according to the leak from the WA Beta Info site which often leaks new WhatsApp features, the Disappearing Messages feature will be upgraded to make it more efficient.
From the screenshots in circulation, you can see a feature called Disappearing Mode, aka disappearing mode, which is in the “Privacy” menu.
When this mode is activated, all new messages will automatically disappear after seven days.
So, users no longer need to activate the auto-delete message feature one by one for each WhatsApp contact or group.
With automatic message deletion, users can increase the protection for their message content.
So far, WhatsApp has provided its platform with end-to-end encryption security features.
This means that the message can only be read by the sender and receiver. No third party, including WhatsApp, can peek at the contents of the message.
This means that the message can only be read by the sender and receiver. No third party, including WhatsApp, can peek at the contents of the message.
Moreover, the previous leak also mentioned that WhatsApp was preparing a faster delete message feature, namely within 24 hours after the message was received.
In addition, deleting messages automatically makes cleaning up storage space to make it more spacious and more efficient.
Summarized by Blog of Mizcom Team from Uber Gizmo, Tuesday (18/5/2021) this feature is still under development. It is not yet known when Disappearing Mode will be rolled out.