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According to reports, WhatsApp is developing a new feature for its Android app that simplifies storage management. According to information provided by a feature tracker, the Meta-owned instant messaging service is developing a new fast option that will remove the need for users to go through the app settings in order to monitor and free up storage space. They may easily find and delete the biggest files using up the device capacity on WhatsApp thanks to this capability.
Using WhatsApp to Manage Device Storage
Some users noticed and reported the new device storage management function in the most recent WhatsApp Beta upgrade, according to feature tracker WABetaInfo. In the WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.25.31.13, which the firm just released, it was found. The shortcut is reportedly being developed and may appear in a later version of the program, however it is not yet generally accessible.
According to the feature tracker's screenshot above, WhatsApp will provide a simple shortcut to the chat window for controlling and keeping an eye on device storage. According to reports, it is the same option that is now accessible in the Storage page of WhatsApp's settings. Nonetheless, it is anticipated that the bypass will offer rapid access.
Users may be able to get a summary of all files exchanged throughout chats here. For ease of deletion, they are arranged in decreasing order of size. To free up storage space, people can examine and delete any files they don't need. According to reports, the new capability also supports mass deletion, which allows several files to be designated for deletion.
Additionally, users might be able to star specific media files to save them from being inadvertently erased. To monitor and guarantee easy access to particular material, they can also be able to pin it to the top of the device storage management interface.
According to WABetaInfo, the new WhatsApp shortcut for managing device storage is now being developed and is exclusively accessible by beta testers who have signed up through the Google Play Beta program. According to the feature tracker, beta features may not be immediately accessible to all users due to a staggered deployment procedure.
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