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WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS now available for download with fixes

WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS is now available to download. The latest update comes with new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements to the app. All WhatsApp localizations and Siri localizations are now updated with this release. There is now a new call icon and chat iconCheck out the changelog including last update below.

WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS features:

• Added filters in WhatsApp. Share a photo, video or GIF using WhatsApp and swipe up in the drawing tool view to see all filters: Pop, B&W, Cool, Chrome and Film. Other filters can be added later. Filters are also available when you start WhatsApp through the Share Extension.

• Updated all WhatsApp localizations.

• Updated all Siri localizations.

• Added four new localizations: Bengali, Gujarati, Irish and Urdu languages.

• Added a new tone to video calls ended.

• The album feature is now enabled by default. Albums can contain images and videos. To create an album, send 4+ photos/videos without the caption.

• Added the possibility to select multiple elements in albums for forwarding/deleting them.

• WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS added the voiceOver support for the album feature.

• New call icon in the Calls section.

• New “New Chat” icon in the Chats section.

• Improvements to notify when a contact isn’t available for video calling.

• UI Improvements to view the group icon and the profile picture.

• WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS bring improvements to manage the orientation in the Calls section.

• Improvements for sending a voice message if the recipient isn’t available for calling.

• Improvements to report spam chats and calls. You can also find a new Report option in Contact/Group Info.

• Very small improvements to forward your messages.

• Added the possibility to quickly reply to a message: swipe right on a message to reply to it.

• Improvements to manage your contacts details.

  • General bug fixes.
Download WhatsApp 2.17.30 for iOS

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