WhatsApp to roll out translation feature for chats, channel updates
This will enable real-time translations without the need for an internet connection, while also keeping chats private and secure, as users will no longer need to rely on external applications or websites for translation.
WhatsApp is set to launch a new feature that will allow users to translate chat messages and channel updates directly within the app, helping to bridge communication gaps across different languages.
According to WABetaInfo, the feature is expected to roll out this week for Android users. The translation tool will operate on-device using downloadable language packs.
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This will enable real-time translations without the need for an internet connection, while also keeping chats private and secure, as users will no longer need to rely on external applications or websites for translation.
The translation tool is part of a broader suite of updates that WhatsApp is currently developing, although a specific release date has yet to be confirmed.
Other upcoming features include enhancements to channel updates, improved tools for posting status updates, and expanded message editing options — all aimed at improving the overall user experience.
Users will also be able to manage their language preferences easily through the settings menu, making the process straightforward and user-friendly.
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