Typo? Don't stress – You can now edit sent WhatsApp messages | The Citizen

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Ever had one of those moments when your thumbs work faster than your brain and you fall victim to dreadful typos after hastily sending aWell, then we have good news for you. WhatsApp is now letting users edit sent messages, so say goodbye to message remorse for good.This nifty feature is set to bring you more control over your conversations, allowing you to correct that annoying typo or add extra context to a previously sent message.

And all you have to do is simply long-press the sent message and select ‘Edit’ from the drop-down menu. The recipient will see an ‘edited’ label next to the message, but WhatsApp doesn’t store the edit history, so your secret is still safe.The new feature is currently rolling out to users worldwide and should be available to all users within the coming weeks.All your edits will be protected by the same end-to-end encryption that shields all your personal messages, media and calls.

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