WhatsApp notifications on Android are about to change! Check how your experience may be affected by this feature


A website reported that WhatsApp is planning to bring small changes to notifications on Google's Android platform. - 123rf.com

WhatsApp notifications on Android: WhatsApp is planning to make some changes to the notifications that users receive on the company's Android-based apps.

Last month, reports detailed that WhatsApp was planning to change the colour of the profile pictures of groups and individuals who had not uploaded an image by implementing a new feature. Now, a new update says that WhatsApp is planning to extend a colour scheme to Android notifications as well.

WABetaInfo reports that WhatsApp is planning to bring small changes to notifications on Google's Android platform. The blog site says that, once users install WhatsApp Beta for Android version 2.21.12.12 they will see a change in the colour of buttons in the notifications that users see on their Android smartphones. Earlier, WhatsApp used to show 'Reply' and 'Mark as Read' buttons in dark green colour when users had turned on Dark Mode in the app. Now, this is being changed to dark Blue.

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