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WhatsApp for WearOS lets you enjoy the latest additions to the messaging service at your fingertips.

WhatsApp is available for Android, iPhone/iOS and Windows and Mac. WhatsApp is a cross-platform messaging service, so all these devices can send messages to each other. Because WhatsApp Messenger uses the same internet data plan that you use for email and web browsing, it doesn’t cost anything to send messages and stay in touch with your friends.

In addition to basic messaging, WhatsApp users can create groups, send each other unlimited photos, video and audio media messages.

Functions

• No hidden costs: Once you and your friends have downloaded the application, you can use it to chat as much as you want. Send a million messages a day to your friends for free! WhatsApp uses your Internet connection: Edge/3G/4G or Wi-Fi when available.
• Multimedia: Send video, photos and voice memos to friends and contacts.
• Group chat: Enjoy group chats with your contacts. Add or remove group participants, change the group topic, and set a group icon.
• Personal: Set a profile picture to show to all your contacts
• No international fees: Just like there is no extra cost to send an international email, there is no cost to send WhatsApp messages internationally. Chat with your friends all over the world as long as they have WhatsApp Messenger installed and avoid those annoying international SMS charges.
• Say no to pins and usernames: Why even bother remembering yet another PIN or username? WhatsApp works with your phone number, just like SMS would, and integrates seamlessly with your existing phone address book.
• You do not need to log in/out: No more confusion about logging out from another computer or device. With push notifications, WhatsApp is always on and always connected.
• You don’t need to add friends: Your address book is used to automatically connect you to your contacts. Your contacts who already have WhatsApp Messenger will automatically appear under Favorites, just like a friends list.
• Offline messages: Even if you miss your push notifications or turn off your iPhone, WhatsApp will save your messages offline until you retrieve them the next time you use the application.
• And much more: Share location and places, exchange contacts, custom background, custom notification sounds, landscape mode, message timestamps, email chat history, broadcast messages and media to many contacts at once, and much much more.

What’s new

Meta AI on WhatsApp – now multilingual, more creative and smarter

As Meta AI continues to improve with new useful features and languages, we are excited to bring this useful and creative assistant to more countries starting today.

Continued international expansion

Meta AI can help you with answers, ideas and inspiration. It is now available in 22 countries with the latest additions rolling out now including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and Cameroon in several new languages ​​including French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish and more on the way.

Imagine Edit

We also make it easier to create your ideal image with Meta AI by making it possible to easily change and edit an image, including adding or removing objects to it. To start, type “imagine” to describe your image and then respond to what Meta AI provides by asking it to add, subtract or animate the image to your liking. Imagine Edit is first available in English, with more languages ​​coming soon.

Imagine yourself

If you’ve ever wondered how to look like a superhero, or wanted to try out different hair or outfits – now you can imagine yourself doing just about anything. Just type “Imagine me” in chats with Meta AI to get started. After a quick setup, you’ll be able to add a message like “Picture me in a retro pink and green ski outfit” and Meta AI will generate a picture of you in the personalized scene. You can reset or delete your configuration images at any time. This is available in beta in the US for now, with more languages ​​and countries coming soon.

We’re excited to continue sharing new capabilities and advancements from Meta AI with more and more people on WhatsApp. As always, your personal messages and calls remain end-to-end encrypted, meaning that not even WhatsApp or Meta can see or listen to them. The team is working to improve the answers to Meta AI quickly and introduces improvements every two weeks. We’d love to hear from you and see how Meta AI has helped you become more creative and expressive. Tag us on threads and share what you have imagined.

Choose your favorites on WhatsApp

Focusing on your favorites just got a whole lot easier on WhatsApp. Starting today, you can quickly find the people and groups that matter most, at the top of the call tab and as a filter for your chats.

Whether it’s your family group chat or your best friend, your “favorites” will be the same for your chats and calls, so you can also call them from the call tab.

How to add your “favorites”:

• From the chat screen, select the “favorites” filter and select your contacts or groups there.
• From the call tab, tap “Add to Favorite” and select your contacts or groups.
• Or manage your “favorites” in your settings by going to Settings > Favorites > Add to Favorites and you can rearrange them at any time.

We’re rolling out to users today, and will be available to everyone over the next few weeks.

Better calling across computers and mobiles

Since we brought Calling to WhatsApp back in 2015, we’ve continued to improve it with the introduction of group calls, video calls, and cross-platform support.

Today, we have several updates that will make your cross-device conversations even bigger and better, rolling out over the next few weeks:

• Screen Sharing with Audio: Ideal for watching videos together, now when you share your screen, you can also share your audio
• More participants: Now you can have up to 32 people on a video call on all your devices
• Speaker spotlight: Easily see who is talking with the speaker automatically highlighted and displayed first on the screen

We also remain relentlessly focused on audio and video quality, for clearer conversations wherever you are. We recently launched the MLow codec which improves call security. Calls made on mobile devices benefit from improved noise and echo cancellation, making it easier to hold conversations in noisy environments, and video calls have higher resolution for those with faster connections. The sound is generally sharper, even if you have a poor network connection or use an older device. You can read more about the MLow codec and listen to the difference in sound quality here.

We will continue to make improvements to calling on WhatsApp so you can make the best quality, private calls wherever you are in the world.

Previous release notes:

• Moments happen fast, share them faster with video notes.

Voice messages just got more private

We introduced View Once for photos and videos back in 2021 to add another layer of privacy to your messages. Today we’re excited to announce that you can now send a voice message that disappears when you listen to it.

To read your credit card details to a friend, or when planning a surprise, you can now also share sensitive information via voice messages with added security. For consistency with View Once photos and videos, View Once voice messages are clearly marked with the “one time” icon and can only be played once.

As with all your personal messages, WhatsApp protects your voice messages with end-to-end encryption by default, and View Once is just another example of our continued privacy innovation.

Watch Once voice messages roll out globally in the coming days, and we look forward to your feedback. See more information on how they work here.

More accounts are coming to WhatsApp

What is better than having a WhatsApp account? Well, of course it is to have two.

Today we are introducing the ability to have two WhatsApp accounts on Android logged in at the same time. Useful for switching between accounts – for example work and personal – now you no longer have to log out every time, carry two phones or worry about messages from the wrong place.

To set up another account, you need an additional phone number and SIM card, or a phone that accepts multi-SIM or eSIM. Just open the WhatsApp settings, click the arrow next to your name and click “Add Account”. You can control the privacy and notification settings on each account.

As a reminder, use only the official WhatsApp and do not download imitations or fake versions as a way to get more accounts on your phone. Your messages are only secure and private when you use the official WhatsApp.

How to lock chats in WhatsApp

On Android and iPhone, you can turn on the chat lock feature to password protect your most personal chats. To read or send messages, you must unlock your chats using device authentication, such as your phone’s password, Face ID, or fingerprint. These chats are kept separate from your other chats in a locked chat folder.

• When chats are locked, the notification content and contact are hidden. The notification appears as WhatsApp: 1 new message.
• To keep your media private, turn off the chat lock to save your media to your phone’s gallery.
• Group chats and muted chats can also be locked.
• Calls are not locked. A call from a locked chat contact or group will still appear.
• When you turn on chat lock from your phone, it only locks chats on that phone. If you have other devices connected to WhatsApp, such as a desktop computer, the chats on the connected devices will not be locked.
• If you use the backup and restore feature on WhatsApp, your locked chats will still be locked when you restore to a new phone. To access your locked chats, you must first have device authentication (fingerprint or Face ID) configured.
• When you turn on chat lock, the person you are chatting with will not know that you have locked the chat.
• To lock an archived chat, you must first remove it from the archive and then lock it.

Turn on chat lock

You can turn the chat lock on or off in the chat information for each chat you want to lock. If you haven’t set up your device’s authentication yet, such as your phone’s password, fingerprint, or Face ID, you’ll be prompted to set it up before locking a chat.

How to turn on chat lock:

• Tap chat info > Chat lock.
• Tap Lock this chat with fingerprint or Lock this chat with Face ID.
• Tap View to view the chat in the Locked Chats folder.

See your locked chats

You can see your locked chats in the Locked Chats folder.

How to view your locked chats:

• Go to the Chats tab and swipe down.
• Tap on the Locked chats folder.
• Confirm Face ID or touch the fingerprint sensor to unlock.
• Tap the chat to view or send a message.

Turn off the chat lock

You can turn off the chat lock in the chat info.

To turn off the chat lock:

• Tap chat info > Chat lock.
• Turn off and verify your fingerprint or Face ID.

How to edit messages in WhatsApp

You can edit any message up to 15 minutes after sending, and it will be updated for everyone in the chat. Edited messages will have the word “edited” next to the timestamp.

If you are not on the latest version of WhatsApp, you will see “This message was edited for everyone in this chat on the latest version of WhatsApp.” Refresh your app to see edited messages.

1. Select a message
2. Then click Menu (three dots) > Edit message.
3. Edit your message.
4. Click the check mark when you’re done updating.

Note:

• There is a 15 minute time limit for editing messages.
• Editing a message will not send a new chat notification to people in your chat.
• You cannot ed it photos, videos or other types of media.