WhatsApp Gets a Handy @all Feature for Group Chats
The group chat is the last truly heavyweight institution of modern life. It’s one of the most reliable means of daily communication, used for just about anything from planning to catching up.
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The group chat is the last truly heavyweight institution of modern life. It’s one of the most reliable means of daily communication, used for just about anything from planning to catching up. WhatsApp is counting over 3 billion users, and it’s a fair bet most of them are in at least one group chat; the platform has supported groups of up to 1,024 members since 2022. An update that began rolling out on August 4 follows a run of group-focused releases earlier this year, including group message history, member tags, and event reminders.
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WhatsApp Gets a Handy @all Feature for Group Chats
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