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Various media reports suggest a new feature, a drawing tool, which will blur out any part of the images. With the help of this tool, users will be able to blur out any sensitive information from their images.

While WhatsApp is hands down the most popular and most convenient messaging platform, it also suffers issues and glitches, causing great inconvenience. Here are top 5 alternative messaging apps.

Online tool Down Detector started noticing unusually high "problem reports" at 12:07 pm, and had listed thousands of such reports by 1 pm in India, WhatsApp's biggest market by user base. Most reports were about messages not going through, at 69 per cent, while others reported server disconnection and the app crashing altogether.

WhatsApp's services across many parts of India were disrupted on Tuesday as thousands of users were unable to send or receive messages on the Meta-owned platform.

Downdetector, a website that tracks online outages across the globe, has shown a sharp spike in the number of users reporting WhatsApp’s outage. It is reporting a major spike with over the 6000 reports online. Users are complaining that their messages are not getting delivered.

The newest platform to criticise iMessage is WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta. It even asserts that its messaging software is more private and safe than Apple's messaging app.

WhatsApp will add an 'edited' tag to the edited messages to alert the recipient. According to reports, the tag will appear above the text as a chat bubble, and the ability to edit sent messages will also be time-limited.

WhatsApp groups is now getting more features and having over 1000 members in a group is a big jump for the popular messaging app. The option has made its way to the beta version of WhatsApp for Android and iOS this week.

Navratri 2022 begins on September 26 and concludes on October 5 with Dussehra. Devotees worship various avatars of Goddess Durga during these days. Thanks to instant messaging platforms, it is now easier to contact friends and send greetings and wishes to our loved ones.

WhatsApp is working on updating messages by using their edited version, for a future update of the app, reported WABetaInfo. Once the feature is rolled out, users can edit sent messages. The "edit messages" feature will be rolled out through the Google Play Beta Program, bringing the version up to 2.22.20.12.