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New WhatsApp feature for all countries under development

Web Desk (National Times)- Meta-owned instant messaging app WhatsApp is rolling out the ability to change the app language for some beta testers, WABetainfo reported Tuesday.

According to the news tracker, a few days ago, WhatsApp released the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.9.13 update, bringing the ability to certain beta testers to use this feature, and the new 2.22.10.2 beta update helps more users receive the same feature.

Under the new feature, some beta testers can now change the app language by going on WhatsApp Settings > App language.

“A similar feature was already available in certain countries (for example, India) and it was available in WhatsApp Settings > Chats,” it noted, adding that WhatsApp is now releasing the feature regardless of your country and with a new user interface.



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