WhatsApp Prepare the Recognize Spam Feature

WhatsApp is reportedly preparing a feature that if activated will be able to detect information about chain messages, helping users recognize whether the message is classified as spam or fake news. The WABetaInfo page writes in the messaging application version 2.19.80, WhatsApp includes a feature called "Forwarding Info" in the Message Info section.

If the user clicks on the message they sent to another user, he will be able to see whether the message has arrived and has been read by the other person, the feature that already exists today. If the user gets a chain message and wants to know how many times the message has been sent, resend the message then click and hold the message we sent to open Message Info.

This new feature will show how many times the message has been sent, according to WABetaInfo. This feature is expected to be available in beta in the near future.

A message is classified as "often re-sent" if sent more than four times. WhatsApp in the latest version will give a slightly bigger bubble to the messages that are often forwarded.

Android Q Has an iPhone-like Navigation System

On Android 9 Pie, Google introduced a new navigation system that offers improvements in terms of gestures. In the latest version of Android, this operating system will look more like what is on an iPhone.

Reported by Slashgear, Monday (03/18/2019), adoption of gesture-based navigation on Android can be accepted by the user or vice versa. On the one hand, he discards one of the Android features and requires a little thumb training to use.

However, the biggest attraction is making it easier to operate with only one hand. It can also form habits if done correctly.

In the Android Pie version, some users might find a problem. Some find that the movement itself is difficult to use while others find the animation to be rude and uninteresting.

Some hidden developer options on Android Q suggest that Google handle this case. Activating those options will make Android Q behave almost like an iPhone.

Android Q Have a New Sound Effect when Phone Calls End

Google continues to update the Android mobile operating system to the latest version. At present, the company is preparing for the emergence of Android Q which presents a number of new features.

Reported by Androidpolice, Sunday (03/17/2019), Android Q has many major changes, but also has small changes that require time to be noticed.

Even though telephone calls currently seem to be rarely used, Google seems to keep paying attention to the service through embedding new sound effects at the end of the conversation on Android Q.

With this update, there will be no more loud beeps when you end the telephone call. Later, the user will be able to hear a more subtle two-tone sound effect.

Most manufacturers will probably continue to use their own sound effects, so this change is mainly for Pixel owners.

For those of you who have to take calls every day, this might be a better improvement.