WhatsApp on Tuesday announced it has officially rolled out its most anticipated feature 'Delete for Everyone' that allows its over one billion users revoke their messages in case they sent those to a wrong person or a group.
"Starting today you can now delete messages you sent by mistake, whether to one person or an entire group," WhatsApp said in a statement.
Here's how it works:
Tap and hold on the message, choose "Delete," and then "Delete for everyone."
You have seven minutes to delete the message after it's sent.
This feature is rolling out for users around the world on the latest versions of iPhone, Android, Windows Phone as well as desktop.
"Both you and the message recipient must be using the latest version of WhatsApp for the message to be successfully deleted," WhatsApp said.
WhatsApp was working on this feature for almost a year.
The update is available on all the supporting OS – Android, iOS and Windows Phone. However, both the sender and receiver are required to be using the latest version of the messaging app.
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Tap and hold on the message, choose "Delete," and then "Delete for everyone."
You have seven minutes to delete the message after it's sent.
This feature is rolling out for users around the world on the latest versions of iPhone, Android, Windows Phone as well as desktop.
"Both you and the message recipient must be using the latest version of WhatsApp for the message to be successfully deleted," WhatsApp said.
WhatsApp was working on this feature for almost a year.
The update is available on all the supporting OS – Android, iOS and Windows Phone. However, both the sender and receiver are required to be using the latest version of the messaging app.
"Download Paid Apps and Games for Free"
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