You Should Know About Whatsapp

The new WhatsApp update will tell users how many times the message has been forwarded
Now you will know how many times a message on WhatsApp has been forwarded. WhatsApp is taking a number of steps to prevent spreading fake news. Limiting message forwarding to five and writing message forward is also a result of WhatsApp's efforts.

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature to prevent the spread of fake news, allowing users to see how often the message has been forwarded.

Considering the number of forward messages, users can decide whether the message is a fact or a rumor.

It's easy enough to track the number of messages forwarded with a new update

If a message is selected and tapped on the information icon, the Seen and Delivered information of the message can be viewed.However after the new update, users will also be able to see the same number of forwards in another line like Forwarded 4 time.

Not only the message but also the number of pictures, videos and voice notes forwarded. This update is being released to users all over the world. It will be available to all users soon

By Sharjeel Babar

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