In the 21st century, jotting down ideas before we forget them or saving web links could be made much easier if texting oneself on a messaging platform is allowed.
The good news is, the most popular messaging-app WhatsApp now joins platforms like Slack and Telegram which lets one save messages for later.
The Meta-owned platform’s latest version will offer an easy way to text oneself.
In a rather surprising turn of events, the latest version of WhatsApp for iOS and Android users will now allow users to text themselves. The most-awaited feature hasn’t rolled out for everyone just yet.
WABetaInfo noticed that WhatsApp’s latest version for iOS (version 2.22.23.74) will slowly roll out for all Apple users around the world. Surprisingly, this new feature is also available to Android users with WhatsApp version 2.22.23.77.
Messages sent to yourself will be visible on all of your linked devices, and they are end-to-end encrypted, according to WABetaInfo.
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The messaging application is reportedly beta testing Companion Mode on Android. Although the modern feature is rolling out in a phased manner, the app’s companion mode will allow users to use a secondary Android device for WhatsApp instances.
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