WhatsApp is developing a new feature that will let users view all of the media shared in communal group conversations, according to a report. According to WABetaInfo, this feature will make it easier for community members to find and access shared content by allowing them to see an overview of all the photos, movies, and other media assets that have been posted inside the community. This comes after Meta's instant messaging platform has already improved the user interface for Community members.

"This can help in maintaining their own community guidelines, ensuring that inappropriate content is identified and addressed promptly," according to the report.

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It was mentioned that community members who are not as engaged in some group conversations would also gain from this feature because they will have access to the media provided in such chats, which will help them stay informed and catch up on significant updates.

The feature is still being developed and will be accessible in a later app version. According to the report, this feature would streamline the search process by offering a single, centralised destination to see all shared media.

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According to reports, WhatsApp is working on a feature to restrict users from taking screenshots of their iOS profile pictures. To protect the privacy of all app users, taking screenshots of profile photos has been disabled, as shown in the screenshot shared by WABetaInfo.

Meanwhile, X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk criticised WhatsApp and said that WhatsApp exports the user's data every night and the people think that it is still secure. Meta and WhatsApp have not made any official statement regarding this at the time of writing.