New feature is coming in WhatsApp, it will be easy to search anything

WhatsApp has released a new beta update for Android, in which new features have also been added along with changes. The update now reportedly also gives a glimpse of the upcoming advanced search feature, which will help users find any type of media easily. A new Protect Backup feature is also spotted, which is currently in development. This feature will act as a protective shield for your Google Drive backup. WhatsApp is also looking to implement new auto-download rules that will prevent popular forwarded photos, videos, documents and voice messages from automatically downloading.

WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp features, has released some updates of WhatsApp v2.20.117 beta for Android. find features Are. The update reportedly fixes a critical bug that caused the app to crash. The feature tracker suggests that WhatsApp used to crash because the app was missing a library called libcurve25519.so.

Apart from this fix, the latest beta version also includes information about an advanced search message feature, which helps in finding any type of media easily. Especially using this new search feature, users will be able to easily search photos, audio, GIFs, videos and documents etc. inside WhatsApp. This feature is still under development and you may not be able to see it even if you download the latest beta version. This feature was seen in WhatsApp v2.20.30.25 beta for iPhone last year and is now being tested on Android as well.

The Protect Backup feature is also currently in development, but the new update adds a field where users will have to enter a password. Earlier this feature was also seen in WhatsApp v2.20.66 beta for Android. Let us tell you that this feature gives users the opportunity to protect their chat backup through password.

Finally, WhasApp is also working on a new auto-download rule that may be implemented by default in a future update. Often forwarded photos, videos, documents and voice messages are automatically downloaded, but this new rule will prevent WhatsApp from doing so.