A new WhatsApp beta for Android that allows users to change the app language to some beta testers has been rolled out.
The American instant messaging service has revealed today that it has rolled out a new update through the TestFlight beta Program, bringing the version up to 2.22.10.2.
The new version 2.22.10.2 is marked within WhatsApp Settings as a compatible update with similar features present on the 2.22.9.13 beta update as well.
Recently, the cross-platform text messaging app released the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.9.13 update bringing the ability for certain beta testers to use this feature. The feature is available in WhatsApp Settings > Chats for users in India and a few countries in the region. However, the newly released WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.10.2 is available for all users globally without any restrictions.
According to the social media platform, the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.10.2 is introduced mainly to enable some beta testers to change the app language right within WhatsApp Settings.
The feature is exciting as users will not go through enormous processes in other to change the app language as it is now available right within WhatsApp Settings.
WhatsApp is a famous cross-platform text messaging app that allows users to send and receive messages and make phone calls using only an internet plan. The most widely used messenger on the planet has more than two billion monthly active users.
WhatsApp is, without a doubt, the best messaging app. Video and Voice Calls are two of WhatsApp’s most important features. This means you’ll be able to call people on your contact list who are also using this app for free.
It does away with the requirement for a texting package. Secure encrypted texting allows you to hold a secure chat or group chat. You may effortlessly engage with a big number of individuals using group messaging and its pro tools.
