India’s COVID-19 caseload rose to 73,70,468 with 63,371 new infections being reported in a day, while the number of people who have recuperated from the disease crossed 64 lakh pushing the recovery rate to 87.56 percent, according to the Health Ministry data updated on Friday. Also, through the message dispensing feature, users will be able to copy and save the message. At the same time, this feature will not work on forwarded messages. However, only administrators will be able to use this feature in a group chat. This message dispensing feature of WhatsApp is for both individual chat and group chat. Through the dispensing feature, users are being given the facility to automatically delete messages from chat after seven days. Let us know that recently, Facebook-owned company WhatsApp has rolled out the Disappearing feature for its users. Similar to how Snapchat posts worked, the platform with informing the sender if the receiver takes a screenshot of the message that has been sent on Messenger. It won’t work if either of the parties has not opted in. In order for the user to send vanishing messages, both the sender and the receiver will have to activate the feature. Facebook had announced the disappearing messages feature on WhatsApp last week. WhatsApp and Instagram have already started implementing the feature. The company also claimed that it will soon be rolled out in the EU countries. This new feature will initially be launched in the US and a few other countries. If you want to disable this feature, then you will have to tap on the Turn Off Venetian Mode button appearing at the top of the screen. At the same time, after swiping up, you will come back to normal mode.
After updating the vanish mode, the feature will be enabled as soon as the messenger chat thread is swiped up. Using this new feature of Facebook is quite easy. In the release, Facebook said the feature is best suited for memes, GIFs, stickers, or reactions that are cool when you send them, but you may not want them to stick in your chat history. The company claims that the feature has been built into the app to help the user “be in the moment, and share with close friends and family without worrying about your chats sticking around.” The company released a statement announcing the new feature and the intent behind it. "in the coming weeks.Soon after Whatsapp launched the ‘Disappearing messages’ feature to the messenger app, Facebook is set to roll out the all-new ‘ Vanish Mode’ which lets users send messages that disappear automatically after the chat window is closed. On Instagram, the feature is already available in several countries, but will be coming to the U.S.
and "a handful of other countries," and it's soon coming to the EU. For now, it is available on Messenger in the U.S. Vanish mode is slowly rolling out to Messenger and Instagram. Also, there are a few privacy features built-in for example, if someone takes a screenshot of one's chat while in vanish mode, you will be notified. Mashable reported that the feature is opt-in, meaning both parties in the chat will have to approve it for it to become active. To familiarise users with the feature, Facebook added an explainer screen that appears when he or she first swipe up. If the user swipes up again, they will return to regular chat. To turn the feature on, a user needs to swipe up on the phone in an existing chat thread, and then he or she will be in vanish mode. As per Mashable, the idea, according to Facebook, is to "be in the moment, and share with close friends and family without worrying about your chats sticking around." In a press release, Facebook said the feature is best suited for memes, GIFs, stickers, or reactions that are cool when you send them, but you may not want them to stick in your chat history. It makes messages disappear after they are seen and the chat is closed. Washington, November 13 (ANI): Social media giant Facebook is adding 'vanish mode' to Messenger.
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