WhatsApp new features! From message reactions to drawing, more fun coming your way

WhatsApp is used by millions worldwide as their primary means of online communication. Since its launch in November 2009, WhatsApp has grown by leaps and bounds with constant updates. Now, more fun is on the way, just check out the new WhatsApp features below.

Message reactions- Similar to Facebook and Instagram, Message reactions are also coming to WhatsApp. However, only 6 pre-set emojis will be available to choose from. This feature will work in individual as well as group chats. (Reuters)

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1/4 Message reactions- Similar to Facebook and Instagram, Message reactions are also coming to WhatsApp. However, only 6 pre-set emojis will be available to choose from. This feature will work in individual as well as group chats. (Reuters)

Communities feature- According to WABetaInfo, a communities feature will be coming to WhatsApp. It will allow for more control for group admins. As per the reports, group admins will be able to make groups within groups, similar to Discord. (Pixabay)

2/4 Communities feature- According to WABetaInfo, a communities feature will be coming to WhatsApp. It will allow for more control for group admins. As per the reports, group admins will be able to make groups within groups, similar to Discord. (Pixabay)

Drawing Tools- WhatsApp is releasing new drawing tools to some people on WhatsApp beta for iOS. It will include different pencil tips as well as a blur tool, according to WABetaInfo. (Pixabay)

3/4 Drawing Tools- WhatsApp is releasing new drawing tools to some people on WhatsApp beta for iOS. It will include different pencil tips as well as a blur tool, according to WABetaInfo. (Pixabay)

Code Verify- According to GSM Arena, the Code Verify extension has been launched in partnership with Cloudflare to ensure the web version of WhatsApp is secure enough and the end-to-end encryption has not been compromised. (Pixabay)

4/4 Code Verify- According to GSM Arena, the Code Verify extension has been launched in partnership with Cloudflare to ensure the web version of WhatsApp is secure enough and the end-to-end encryption has not been compromised. (Pixabay)