privacy-related features lately they are gaining a lot on WhatsApp. Not too long ago, instant messaging service Meta was probably the worst option in this regard, partly due to its own inaction and of course the backlash it received from its main competitors. Of course, this led many people, concerned about the privacy of their data, to opt for Telegram, Signal and similar services in which this type of protection was more present.

Now that we can confirm it, we must also acknowledge it Those responsible have been getting together for some time nowand that they did so not only in this sense, but also began to add many other very diverse features. I have noted on more than one occasion that for some time they seemed to have rested on their laurels, perhaps with the false sense of security that being the leader of your market gives you, but that is something that has changed substantially. a few years ago.years. Since then, its development has been more than remarkable.

An example is the button, if you check out the latest news we’ve posted about the service, you’ll see this 13 out of 15 are new features, some of them are already available, others have been detected in beta versions and even if it is the least of the cases, also if it is Meta himself who will tell us what they are working on and therefore what news we can soon expect in the WhatsApp application. The truth is, as a user as well as a tech journalist, I have to admit that it’s nice to see so much movement.

Well, once again we find an interesting news because, as we can read on Engadget, WhatsApp allows you to send audio that will be deleted after listening. This concept is nothing new, in fact it has been around for a long time both for messages and images within WhatsApp itself and in many other services where ephemeral content is widely accepted by their users. In fact, as this publication reminds, at that time some services that were based on the said premise even expanded.

You may not find it in your WhatsApp client yet, but this feature will be fully rolled out over the next few days, so the wait won’t be too long. The version of the app that this feature will debut with is not listed, although we can understand that it will be the first to see the light of day from now on.