According to recent announcements made by the CEO of Meta, the owner of the world's most popular messaging programme, WhatsApp, a new feature has been developed to give users more secrecy and privacy for their discussions.
According to a Facebook post by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the new WhatsApp feature enables users to add a secret number to conversations they want to keep private, and the app will store those conversations in a password-protected folder without notifying anyone about the contents of those conversations. writing; correspondent.
This function is not going to be like the standard password for the cheer or the app, but it will provide WhatsApp users with additional protection against eavesdropping partners, like as spouses or business associates.
WhatsApp now has a secure folder system for private chats.
According to the announcement, the new WhatsApp feature will display your discussions within the closed chats section, and you will be able to unlock them using a password, a fingerprint, or even face ID identification.
It's important to remember that WhatsApp's newest feature prevents the private media shared within these conversations from being automatically kept within the photo and media gallery on your mobile phone.
At last, even if someone else gains access to your phone, the private information and critical details spoken therein will stay secure. Your chat and personal information are more secure and private with this degree of control.
