As reported by WABetaInfo, the Meta-owned platform has started rolling out in-app chat support for Windows users. The feature is already available for Android and iOS users. The in-app chat support enables users to get in touch with the official WhatsApp Support and receive an answer right within a WhatsApp chat. The report mentions that users just have to install the latest beta update for the Windows app and then select the ‘Contact Us’ option to access the feature.
WABetaInfo also shared a screenshot explaining the feature. As per the screenshot, WhatsApp indicates that it’s now possible to get an answer in a WhatsApp chat when you ask for help. However, in case you don’t want to get an answer right within a WhatsApp chat, you can still request to get support via email. With this new feature, users will be able to get assistance within the app and they don’t have to leave the app to contact WhatsApp support. This feature can definitely help users save time and effort, and they can engage in real-time conversations with the WhatsApp Support team.
WhatsApp brings edit sent message feature to Windows
According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is introducing the feature to edit sent messages on its Windows desktop app. The edit messages functionality will be accessible through the message menu, enabling users to modify text messages that have already been sent. Users will have a 15-minute timeframe to make edits to their messages. This editing feature provides users with a convenient way to promptly rectify errors or mistakes without the need for additional explanations or follow-up messages.
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