Android Authority spotted that the latest WhatsApp Android beta now lets you raise your hand or send emoji reactions during a video call. Similar to a video call in Google Meet, the WhatsApp beta ...

WhatsApp is working on emoji reactions and a raise hand feature for video calls. The new features appear in beta version 2.25.5.21. You can access these features by tapping on the horizontal three ...

WhatsApp is developing a "Raise Hand" feature for group voice and video calls. ... Users can express their desire to add to the conversation by using the Raised Hand emoji.

To use any emoji for reaction, long-press on a message, tap on the + button and pick an emoji through the full list. You’ll see the emoji you picked under the message. Image Credits: WhatsApp ...

WhatsApp is introducing a revamped emoji reactions panel in the app's chats, groups, ... On the other hand, in chats and groups, where user information is more relevant, ...

The addition of emoji reactions is significant, but that’s not all that WhatsApp has added in recent months. As of this May, it is now possible to send files of up to 2GB in size at a time.

As with previous emoji reactions on WhatsApp, all you need to do to react with any emoji is long press on the message you wish to react to. You’ll then see the menu with all six original emoji ...

WhatsApp has been working on a lot of somewhat inspired features from its competitor Telegram recently. And now the popular messaging app is experimenting with its own version of animated emoji ...

WHATSAPP is making another tweak to its emoji reactions feature. A new update is currently in testing that makes it even more useful. Emoji reactions launched earlier this year, giving you a way to… ...

WhatsApp allows you to express yourself using emoji, GIFs, stickers, and reactions. The Meta-owned messaging platform keeps adding new emoji characters, so you are never short of finding the right ...

WhatsApp users were left baffled after they discovered one common emoji changes colour when you send it on the Meta-owned messaging app - and there's a reason why Skip to main content News ...