Edited by: Bharat Upadhyay
Last updated: January 29, 2023, 9:59 AM IST
You can translate any message on a WhatsApp with just a few taps.
WhatsApp’s built-in translation feature allows users to understand messages in different languages.
WhatsApp features: WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is one of the most popular messaging applications in the world. The instant messaging app offers a host of useful features to its users.
One such feature is a built-in translation feature that allows users to understand messages in different languages. You can translate any message on WhatsApp with just a few taps.
Here’s how to use the translate feature on WhatsApp:
– Open WhatsApp chat and type a new message.
– Long tap and hold on the message to open a menu.
– Select “More” from the menu.
– The “Translate” option appears; Tap it.
– A pop-up window appears with the translation of the message.
– You can choose the language you want the message to be translated into if it isn’t already there.
Please note that the WhatsApp message translation feature is only available on version 2.20.206.24 and above on Android, and version 2.20.70 and above on iPhone.
Meanwhile, WhatsApp is working on a new Mac app that uses the Apple Mac Catalyst development environment to better utilize system resources. According to AppleInsider, WhatsApp currently offers a web-based Electron app for Mac users in addition to the web app through browsers. Electron and Catalyst are software development frameworks that allow developers to create desktop apps.
The new app has been in closed beta for a few months, but now anyone can download the file on macOS Big Sur or later on the WhatsApp website, the report said. Once installed, it will display a QR code that users can scan with their iPhone to link their accounts using the WhatsApp iOS app.
The Mac app’s three-pane interface provides access to archived chats, starred messages, phone calls, and settings. The Catalyst app includes features not available in the Electron version, such as file drag-and-drop and a spell checker, the report said.
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