It was as if WhatsApp had woken up from its sluggishness in recent months, announcing changes that we could not have imagined a few years ago, such as message editing or multi-device support. The interface also continues and will undergo further changes. completely revamped settings.

Besides bringing the navigation to the bottom bar like on the iPhone, WhatsApp will also refresh its settings, borrowing another idea from the iPhone. google account selector and with new shortcuts.

WhatsApp settings move into the 21st century

WhatsApp is on its way to turning 15, and the years are not in vain for anyone. The app chose to leave from the start being gradually renewed rather than initiating massive redesigns. It currently appears to be in the midst of a redesign that will help us keep some of the latest options added.

WaBetaInfo reports that the settings introduced in the latest beta versions of the application – not yet visible – have been redesigned. The most surprising thing is that we will find one. new icon in top bar with our profile picture. It will be a quick setting to view our account information and also our settings.

WaBetaInfo Screenshots

And these settings change a little. To begin with, we’re going to see our account information very large. shortcuts view our profile, privacy settings and contacts to generate a QR code of our profile. Just below are our featured messages and two more links for our connected devices.

Meanwhile, these settings will change and subdivision array will decrease, adding some as buttons at the top. For example, today we have the department Bill, Privacy, Avatar, Chats, Notifications, Storage And data and languagebut we find ourselves in the redesign Account, Avatar, Chats, Notifications And storage and data.

The redesign, which is still inactive, will keep options more at hand where WhatsApp puts it where possible, in contextual menus that are usually not very visible. With this change, these additional options they should gain visibility and by the way, avoid any other unnecessary touches.

via | WaBeta Information

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