WhatsApp will soon get these two new features, clues found in the new update

WhatsApp has released a new Android beta update and it is reportedly giving information about some of the features that will be available in the future. This latest WhatsApp v2.20.196.8 beta for Android gives us a glimpse of two features, including advanced search mode and multiple device support. The company has been working on the ability to run a single WhatsApp account on multiple devices for a long time, and this latest beta gives us a glimpse of what this UI will look like. Additionally, Advanced Search mode has also been in the works for some time and this new beta shows some UI improvements to it.

WABetaInfo has revealed some new features in the latest WhatsApp v2.20.196.8 Beta for Android. Android-2-20-196-8-whats-new/” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow”>look for clues On which the social messaging app is working. The first of these features is multiple device support which has been in the news for a long time. The screenshot of this feature shows that WhatsApp is actively working on creating a new UI for this multiple device feature. According to the screenshot, WhatsApp might call it “Linked Devices” and it can be accessed through the three dots icon on the top right side of the screen. This feature will let you use the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices, that too without logging out. According to the tracker report, the social media giant is working on allowing one account to sync across four devices simultaneously.

It is also speculated that data will also be synced between devices for access through the new ‘Linked Devices’ feature. This new Linked Devices section will help users add a new device in the same way as it currently happens in WhatsApp Web/Desktop. This feature is currently under work, so this feature will not be visible to the users even after downloading the new beta update.

Evidence of advanced search mode has also been seen in WhatsApp v2.20.196.8 beta for Android. WABetaInfo has shared a screenshot showing how the feature could work. Through this, users can easily search photos, videos, links, GIFs, audios and even documents. This feature was seen in WhatsApp v2.20.117 Android beta in April. It’s also currently under development, so users won’t be able to see it even after installing the latest beta.