Silently

Last updated: May 19th, 2022 at 10:47 UTC+02:00 WhatsApp has been focusing on making group chats better. Last month, the Facebook-owned instant messaging platform launched a feature called Communities, where people could add various groups with similar interests under one umbrella. The company revealed that it would soon roll out a feature where people can silently leave groups. Today, we have our first look at that feature. As you can see in the screenshot shared by WABetaInfo, only you and the admins of that group…

It seems like an interesting new feature is on its way to WhatsApp. WhatsApp may soon allow you to silently exit group chats. In other words, you may be able to leave groups without other users being notified about it.WhatsApp may soon allow you to silently exit group chatsHow does it work now? Well, whenever you leave a group chat, other users will automatically be notified in that chat. This would prevent them from being notified entirely. The only way they’d know, is if they went to check who’s left in the…

In the world of Whatsapp, we often end up in groups that we don't want to be part of, but there was no way of exiting them without notifying others. To bring a solution to this issue, the company has finally started working on this to make things less awkward. After rolling out several new features like message reactions and higher file transfers, exiting groups silently looks to be the next aim for WhatsApp. WhatsApp is focusing hard on its communities in 2022, making sure…

WhatsApp has been spotted introducing the ability to let users silently exit their groups — without letting other members know about their exit. The new move by the instant messaging app would make it easier for people to leave unwanted and annoying groups which they were earlier hesitating to exit as other members would be able to know about their leaving. This could particularly be the case of family groups where you don't want your relatives to know about your exit from the group due to random "Good Morning" greetings…

Ola Electric has faced a lot of heat in recent months as its electric scooter has underperformed due to software issues and fire incidents. The company has also recalled 1,441 units of the S1 Pro for checking battery health. Ola S1 Pro VCUs being upgraded91mobiles has exclusively learnt from tipster Yogesh Brar that Ola Electric might soon adopt a recall schedule or perform home visits for VCU upgrades. Ola Electric has already started silently changing the VCUs on units dispatched before March 2022. The tipster suggests…

Vivo Y15c has silently made its way to India and is listed on the company's website as a new smartphone in the lineup. The new Vivo phone, which is hardware-wise identical to the Vivo Y15s that debuted in the country earlier this year, comes with features including dual rear cameras and a waterdrop-style display notch. The smartphone is also powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio P35 SoC and carries up to 64GB of onboard storage. Additionally, the Vivo Y15c include a 5,000mAh battery and carries two distinct colour…