WhatsApp has rolled out an exciting new feature, but it is currently exclusive to iphone users. This update is designed to make Status updates more interactive and engaging than ever. Android users will have to wait for the rollout on their devices.

1. What Is the New Feature?

· The feature enhances WhatsApp Status, allowing users to interact in new ways.

· Users can now:

o React with stickers or GIFs directly on Status updates

o Send quick emoji responses without opening chat

o Add polls or interactive elements to their own Status (depending on feature rollouts)

The goal is to make Status updates more engaging, turning them into a platform for fun interaction, not just sharing updates.

2. How It Works

1. Open whatsapp on your iPhone.

2. Go to the Status tab.

3. view a friend’s Status and tap the new reaction icon (emoji/sticker).

4. Your reaction is sent directly to the poster and may appear in their Status views.

This allows for instant feedback and encourages more interaction between friends.

3. Why Android Users Are Excluded

· whatsapp often rolls out new features on iOS first due to testing, device uniformity, and performance reasons.

· Android users may get the feature in the coming weeks after initial testing.

4. Benefits of This Update

· More engaging conversations through Status.

· Fun and interactive communication without opening chats.

· Creative expression using emojis, stickers, and GIFs.

Bottom Line

WhatsApp’s new interactive Status feature is a fun way for iphone users to connect with friends and family. While Android users will have to wait, iphone users can start experimenting with reactions and interactive updates immediately.

Tip: Make sure your WhatsApp app is updated to the latest version to access this feature.

 

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