WhatsApp It still follows Telegram in certain aspects, although it is much more widely used. Messaging service Meta recently added a feature that makes messaging easier for users, which can be handy for remembering messages or data like the location of a car in an unfamiliar location without resorting to another app.

The feature that allows the user to send messages to each other is called English Write to yourself (write a message) and will launch for iOS and Android apps in the coming weeks. When you get into update mode, the user should see their own contact to start a conversation.

WhatsApp allows the user to send messages to each other, but this was and continues to be supported by the “click to chat” feature of the app itself and the wa.me URL. Obviously, Write to yourself takes care of the elimination of extra steps still necessary and will allow the user to “convers” with himself in a simple way and with access, at least in theory, to the same features as if you were exchanging text messages with another user, including the ability to pin a conversation to the beginning so you don’t have to search for it when opening the app.

In addition to Telegram, Signal also allows the user to save messages for themselves using the Private Notes feature, which supports end-to-end encryption that the service itself uses, and allows you to set a counter that makes it difficult to save saved data. end up in the wrong place, in the wrong hands. In Telegram, you’ll find the “Saved Messages” conversation, which allows the user to chat with themselves in text mode and is available from the main menu of the Android, iOS and Desktop app.

In short, WhatsApp users will soon be able to send messages to themselves in a simple and official way. It’s not the most revolutionary feature in the world, but on devices like mobiles where the usage flow isn’t as efficient as a PC, it’s a small addition that helps to remember or store messages and data that may be useful for later, for example, where you are now, where you will return to later.