The basic group chat for communities is on the market to some beta testers.
Communities is a function that permits customers to carry collectively separate teams below one umbrella referred to as a group.
WhatsApp Update: The Meta-owned widespread on the spot messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out a basic group chat for communities. Communities is a function that permits customers to carry collectively separate teams below one umbrella referred to as a group.
“Thanks to the most recent WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.19.6 replace, which is on the market on the Google Play Store, we found that WhatsApp is exploring new methods to enhance communication between group members by introducing a basic group chat function,” WABetaInfo, reported.
The screenshot shared by WABetaInfo revealed a new group for communities that allows community members to talk with each other. When someone joins a community, they may automatically be added to the general group chat, just like it already happens with the community announcement group.
To find out if this feature is already available for your WhatsApp account, you need to create a new community. Users can find the general group chat immediately after the community creation. The report suggested that the feature is only enabled for new communities, and there is no plan to bring the same automatic group to old communities.
As per the report, the maximum capacity for this group is still 1024. In addition, it seems that this group is not protected by the phone number privacy option and its participants list is not hidden.
“Thanks to the general chat, new community members can talk to other people and learn how the community and its groups work. It’s important to note that if you create a new community and you do not like the general group chat, it’s possible to remove it from the community by opening the community info screen,” WABetaInfo stated.
The basic group chat for communities is on the market to some beta testers that set up the most recent updates of WhatsApp beta for Android from the Google Play Store and it is going to be rolled out to extra customers within the coming days.
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