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In an effort to enhance user experience, WhatsApp is reportedly working on a feature that could streamline the sharing of high-quality media on the messaging app. The latest beta release for Android, version 2.24.5.6, has unveiled a potential update that would allow users to set a default upload quality for their media files, eliminating the need for manual adjustments, reported WABetaInfo.

Currently, users have the option to toggle the HD setting for each image or video they share on WhatsApp. However, this new feature, found in the app’s storage settings under a dedicated section labeled “Media quality,” proposes a more convenient approach. Users can choose between standard and HD quality for their uploads, and the selected quality setting will be retained for subsequent media sharing, making the process more efficient for those who frequently exchange high-resolution content.

While the feature is still in development and not available for beta testing, its inclusion in the latest beta release indicates that WhatsApp is actively working towards simplifying the sharing of high-quality media on its platform. The update also aims to provide users with clear information about the distinctions between standard and HD-quality uploads.

Although a specific release date for this feature is yet to be confirmed, its potential implementation suggests that WhatsApp is committed to improving user convenience and efficiency when it comes to sharing media. This move aligns with the app’s gradual introduction of support for high-resolution images and videos, demonstrating the platform’s dedication to meeting the preferences of users who prioritize image and video clarity in their communications.

Meanwhile, WhatsApp has introduced a groundbreaking feature in its beta version, aiming to safeguard users’ profile pictures. The instant messaging platform has gone beyond simply disabling the option to save or download profile pictures; it now prevents users from taking screenshots within the app.

 

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Published: 23 Feb 2024, 03:41 PM IST

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