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The most recent WhatsApp update will allow users to hide their last seen.

 The most recent WhatsApp update will allow users to hide their last seen, status, and profile picture from specific contacts, according to Checkout Details.



WhatsApp is granting select testers access to more granular privacy options in the latest beta version of the iOS app, allowing for more comprehensive management of the service's privacy settings. Last year, the functionality was first seen in development. It's designed to give users more control over who sees their last seen, about, and profile photo on Whatsapp.

According to reports, these capabilities are now available to select beta testers on the iOS and Android beta versions. WhatsApp has not specified when these privacy options will be available to all users. WABetaInfo is a feature tracker for WhatsApp. Granular privacy options for a profile photo, 'About' description, and 'Last seen' have begun to be distributed on the Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp.


Those who have subscribed to beta builds can now access the WhatsApp beta for iOS 22.9.0.70. It's possible that doing so will allow the app to function. The new options appear to be enabled via a server-side switch, according to the update tracker, as some users may have to wait 24 hours to see the new settings.

To upgrade to the most recent beta version of the app, go to Settings, Account, and Privacy. A new option should be visible to the general public. My Contacts is the name of the folder. Users could only choose from Everyone, My Contacts, and Nobody in the previous version of the program.

According to the feature tracker, excluding a contact from seeing when you were last seen on the app conceals their last seen from you; however, this is not the case when excluding them from seeing when you're about or last seen. The same can be said for WhatsApp beta users on Android, who gained access to the same feature last month. On March 29, 2022, WhatsApp 2.22.8.9 beta for Android was released.

Granular privacy settings were enabled and working on the most recent version of WhatsApp beta for Android. The app unveiled a new Communities feature earlier this week to give administrators more control over groups. A Community can now have multiple groups, and administrators can send a message to all of them.



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