Mark Zuckerberg’s big announcement, powers of administrators of WhatsApp groups will increase

Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced two new updates for WhatsApp groups. With the new updates, admins will get more control over the privacy of their groups. These changes come after updates made in the last few months. This includes making WhatsApp groups bigger. Administrators can also delete messages sent in the groups they manage.

According to Meta’s statement, “Groups are an essential part of WhatsApp, and we’re ready to give people more tools to get the most out of Groups. Today we’re happy to implement some new changes that we’ve announced to admins.” Designed to be manageable and easy to navigate.”

Let us know in detail about the changes brought about by the new update:

Admins will decide who joins the group: This will help administrators decide whether a person can join a group or not. This tool will be beneficial for groups where people talk strangely (cussing or private conversations). In such a situation, it becomes very important for the administrator to know which member can be inside the group and who can be outside.

Easily view common users in groups: As communities expand and groups grow larger, WhatsApp wants to make it easier to know which users are common in certain groups. If you want to know someone’s name and see whether he is in any other group with you or not, then now it is going to be easy. Now you can easily search a contact’s name to see the members of your common groups.