WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to add brief music clips to their Status updates, reminiscent of the Myspace era. This feature, similar to Instagram Stories, enables users to share photos, videos, and text that vanish after 24 hours. Users can choose from a vast music library, posting clips of up to 15 seconds for photos and 60 seconds for videos. Importantly, music shared on Status is end-to-end encrypted, meaning only friends can view it, keeping the user's content private. The rollout will occur globally over the next few weeks.
WhatsApp has launched a new feature allowing users to include brief music clips in their Status updates, allowing for creative expression that echoes the Myspace era.
This new feature enables users to share music snippets of up to 15 seconds alongside photos and 60 seconds for videos, making Status updates more engaging.
The music shared via WhatsApp's Status will be end-to-end encrypted, ensuring only friends can see the songs, a distinct privacy feature compared to similar offerings on Instagram.
Following the launch, WhatsApp plans to roll out the music feature gradually, expanding its availability to users around the globe in the forthcoming weeks.
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