WhatsApp has this feature called view-once which allows users to share photos or videos that can be viewed only once, after which the content is not available for viewing. But the issue with this feature is that people were able to take a screenshot of that content and save it on their device.
According to WABetainfo, the feature is under development on both the iOS and Android version, which will not allow people to take screenshots of view-once messages. Once the tests deliver the results, WhatsApp will bring the option to the beta testers, after which it would be released to all users.
The messaging app is bringing other features like unsend messages for up to 2 days which is now available to both iOS and Android smartphone users across the globe. But right now, its prime focus is to make people feel secure.
This latest addition to the messaging platform could be another big relief for users. The Meta-owned platform is bringing other privacy tools to the messaging app in the coming weeks.
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