WhatsApp users can now react to messages through emojis

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As reported previously, WhatsApp is working on a new message reaction feature. In recent WhatsApp Beta version 2.21.24.8 on Android, the company finally allows users to react to messages without even replying to them. This feature is only available to those users who are part of the beta program as of now.

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The messaging app has been working on this feature for a few months. As the name suggests, this feature will let users react to the messages using emojis. Other social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram have this feature already as users can use emojis to react to post on those platforms. Even the popular iMessage service on iOS let users react to message using emojis.

Previously, there is no confirmation from the company that users will receive notifications when someone reacts to their messages. But later the developers of WhatsApp added reaction notifications on its beta version iOS app. It means users of iPhone will receive notifications when someone will react to their messages. The same reaction notification option is also found in the recently released beta version on Android.

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According to some sources, this feature will officially release for everyone in upcoming updates on both iOS and Android. So as of now, many users won’t be seeing this feature on WhatsApp even if they are part of the beta program.

Also, the Meta-owned instant messaging application hasn’t disclosed when this feature will be available for everyone. So, users need to wait a little bit for this feature to be officially available. We will let our users know when this feature will be officially available for everyone.

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