Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp was working on introducing messages that will disappear in 24 hours after a user sends them, but now it plans on making a few adjustments to it.
WABetainfo reported that WhatsApp will now give users who plan on sending disappearing messages an option to choose from three durations 90 days, seven days, or 24 hours.
“This option has been spotted in the 2.21.9.6 Android beta update and it is under development,” the platform added.
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