WhatsApp has reportedly begun testing the group invitation control feature in android, a feature which will permit users to choose WHO will add them to a group.
The feature is presently disabled by default, however was still noticed in code by beta watcher WhatsApp Beta Info. It will expected to be added shortly once the bugs and glitches are pressed out.
The group invitation control feature noticed within the WhatsApp beta update (version 2.19.55) is essentially a similar feature that was free via a beta update for iOS Test Flight users.
The feature’s arrival on the android platform via the beta channel was noticed by WhatsApp Beta Info.
WhatsApp Group Invitation Control Options
The group invitation feature wasn’t visible within the WhatsApp beta for android at the time of writing, as checked in two separate builds –version 2.19.55 and version 2.19.56.
there’s no word once this feature are going to be created,on the market to beta testers, neither is there any info once it’ll be rolled out via the stable channel.
WhatsApp Group Invitation Control
As for the group invitation feature itself, it are often accessed by looking this path on WhatsApp’s android client: Settings > Account > Privacy > teams, WhatsApp Beta Info claims.
The “Groups” sub-section permits users to decide on between three invitation control settings – everybody, My Contacts, and Nobody.
The everybody choice can permit any WhatsApp user to feature one to a group while not the necessity to send an invitation and watch for approval.
