WhatsApp latest update make color scheme Green for android and iOS know details

The company keeps updating some or the other feature in WhatsApp every day. Due to this, users always feel a sense of newness in the messenger. Recently, a big change has been made regarding the color in WhatsApp Messenger. The color theme in WhatsApp has changed. Earlier, the blue theme was used in Messenger in iOS, but now the green color theme has started appearing in the app. The shade has also been changed in Android. The color scheme has now been made more attractive than before.

WhatsApp has changed the color scheme in India as well. The new color scheme has started appearing in the app. Now the interface is appearing in a different shade of green. Let’s try to find out what is the reason behind this. Meta, which owns WhatsApp, have to say That it wants to give users a modern and new experience. With this new change, the app will now be more accessible and easier to use than before. The company said in a statement that it has changed the look and feel of WhatsApp. Spacing has also been changed, as well as colors and icons have also changed.

The latest update of WhatsApp has been rolled out for both iOS and Android users. The green shade in Android looks different. It has become brighter than before. The blue color theme was seen in iPhone earlier. Now the green scheme has been rolled out in this as well. The dark mode has been made darker than before. Talking about the recent updates related to WhatsApp, the company has said a big thing about working in India. The instant messaging platform has recently said a big thing in the Delhi High Court.

According to the report, WhatsApp has told the High Court that if it is forced to remove encryption, it will stop its operations, that is, it will leave India. The whole matter is related to the new IT rules. WhatsApp and Facebook have filed a petition in the Delhi High Court against these rules. WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, says that removing encryption can put users’ privacy at risk.