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WhatsApp may soon add music sharing, bigger emojis

According to a report published in German website Macerkopf, the new features will be a part of the iOS app and users will be able to share music and larger emojis just like mentions and group invite links.

By: HT CORRESPONDENT
| Updated on: Jun 25 2016, 14:13 IST
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According to a report published in German website Macerkopf, the new features will be a part of the iOS app and users will be able to share music and larger emojis just like mentions and group invite links.
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According to a report published in German website Macerkopf, the new features will be a part of the iOS app and users will be able to share music and larger emojis just like mentions and group invite links.

Facebook-owned instant messaging platform WhatsApp has hinted that it may add two new features - music sharing and larger emojis - soon after adding the file sharing feature.

According to a report published in German website Macerkopf, the new features will be a part of the iOS app and users will be able to share music and larger emojis just like mentions and group invite links.

The report claims that Apple users will be soon be able to share songs which are either stored locally on their iPhones or send a link of the music file if it is on Apple Music. Currently shared 'audio' files do not have this functionality.

In case of larger emojis, the IM company's move comes after Apple unveiled larger emojis as a part of the iOS overhaul. Another feature recently spotted in the WhatsApp Beta for iOS changelog was gif image support. However, general WhatsApp for iOS users haven't received gif image support so far.

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First Published Date: 25 Jun, 14:12 IST
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