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Tech: WhatsApp’s Delete For Everyone underline not wholly foolproof, says blog
- Updated: November 23, 2017
WhatsApp strictly rolled out a many expected underline ‘Delete for Everyone’ on Tuesday. It allows a over one billion users devaluate their messages in box they sent those to a wrong chairman or a group. But, a underline apparently has a vital smirch that has been highlighted in a Spanish Android blog patrician Android Jefe.
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The blog mentions a third-party app called Notification History, that can be downloaded by users using versions Android Nougat 7.0 and above and review a deleted messages on a Notification log. The app is accessible on Google Play Store.
Interestingly, this usually works for deleted content messages and not other media like photos or videos.
How WhatsApp’s ‘Delete for Everyone’ underline works
Tap and reason on a message, select “Delete,” and afterwards “Delete for everyone.” You have 7 mins to undo a summary after it’s sent.
The ‘Delete for Everyone’ underline is accessible for users around a universe on a latest versions of iPhone, Android, Windows Phone as good as desktop. WhatsApp was operative on this underline for roughly a year.
“Deleting messages for everybody allows we to undo specific messages we have sent to possibly a organisation or an particular chat. This is quite useful if we sent a summary to a wrong discuss or if a summary we sent contains a mistake,” WhatsApp pronounced in a FAQ.
Messages we successfully undo for everybody will be transposed with “This summary was deleted” in your recipients’ chats.
Similarly, if we see “This summary was deleted” in a chat, it means that a sender deleted their summary for everyone.
WhatsApp has over 200 million monthly active users in India and 1.2 billion users worldwide.
- With inputs from IANS