With the new Messenger Rooms feature, you can host up to 50 people, create a link to your chat, and share it with anyone, even if they’re not on Meta. You can also share files, share your location, and send money in some markets - or even start a secret conversation that is end-to-end encrypted. On Android, the Chat Heads feature allows you to keep a chat icon floating on top of your screen, which is very handy. The video and voice calls are clear and very reliable. There are plenty of free stickers, and you can send GIFs, too. It will automatically populate your contacts, but you can also add a contact or allow someone to add you as a contact by scanning a unique code. Meta (Facebook) has its own separate messaging app that makes it very convenient to chat with friends and family. WhatsApp is also adding privacy-focused features like the ability to leave groups silently (no members except admins are notified) and screenshot blocking for View Once messages. The latest new features include disappearing messages, which allow you to set your chats to disappear after seven days, and new custom wallpapers to brighten up your chats.

It also supports GIFs and Snapchat-like editing features for fun.

One of the things that is so attractive about this app, other than its massive popularity, is the addition of end-to-end encryption for privacy and security, though it is owned by Meta (Facebook). The setup requires you to grant access to your contacts so the app can automatically populate your contact list.

You can also make video and voice calls, and the app supports group voice and video calls with up to eight people. You can chat and share things like your location, photos, documents, and contacts. One of the most-used messaging apps in the world, WhatsApp is very easy to set up, and it’s free.

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