Mark Zuckerberg just announced that temporary "expired" messages from WhatsApp They will be available to all users in a few days. The minimum duration of such self-destructive messages will be 24 hours.
The truth is that personally I have not quite found the use. Surely all of us have ever had to pull the "history" of a conversation to find a specific piece of information, or a received image. Or send something specific to "put it in writing." If we magically make our conversations disappear, I think we lose a very important source of information. Luckily, this deletion will be entirely voluntary for the sender of the message.
Two new functions in the section of the duration of the messages are about to be incorporated into WhatsApp. Zuckerberg He just announced it a few hours ago, and its implementation has already begun across the planet. In a few days, it will be available in the application of your device.
The first novelty refers to the fact that you can have temporary messages by default for all conversations. This means that it will no longer be necessary to configure each conversation one by one to activate this function. Any message you send to any chat will be deleted in the time you have determined.
And there is the second novelty: said duration may be of 24 hours, one week, three months, or leave it deactivated and keep them forever, as before. If you choose that from now on your messages will have an expiration date, for example 24 hours, all the participants of your conversations will know it, since they will receive a message indicating it.
This message will notify the expiration time from then on, with a clarification that indicates that this decision of yours is for all your conversations, and that It is not personal" against a specific contact. Soon, available on your WhatsApp ...
