However, it is unclear if the Community feature will work differently for regular and business accounts. All chats happening in a community will be end-to-end encrypted, just like personal conversations. Make Life Easier For Group Adminsĭespite what the name suggests, Community doesn’t have any social media aspect to it, unlike the Groups users can join on Facebook. And this is where Communities might be of some help, as they will likely allow an admin to manage multiple groups from a single place. The only solution in this scenario is to send the same information into multiple groups one by one, which is definitely cumbersome. So, if an admin wants to add more people to a group, they're out of luck. WhatsApp currently allows 256 users in one group. The feature is currently under development for iOS and Android, but it is likely limited to the internal testing stage at the moment and is not available widely via the public beta channel. First spotted by the folks over at XDA Developers in the app's code, screenshots offer a clue to what the Communities are all about.

Now, reliable WhatsApp update tracker WABetaInfo has spotted breadcrumbs about another feature in development that is called Community.

Related: How To Encrypt WhatsApp Cloud Backups (And Why You Should) Additionally, it is now possible to transfer WhatsApp chat history from an iPhone to an Android phone without any hiccups. With the rollout, WhatsApp closed one fundamental security weakness that many users have been asking to fix for years. Just a few weeks ago, WhatsApp rolled out a new tool that allowed users to encrypt their chat backups on the cloud. The Meta-owned company has upped the pace lately when it comes to the addition of new features, covering both the functionality as well as privacy aspects. WhatsApp is working on a new Community feature that will make it easier for moderators to manage groups on the instant messaging platform.

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