O Whatsapp has become an essential part of the daily lives of millions of people and an undisputed protagonist in the universe of communications.
While other social platforms may be dispensable, such as Facebook, X (Twitter) or Instagram, the same cannot be said about Meta’s messenger.
The undeniable importance of the app in daily communication is evidenced by the fact that, even when faced with other options, hardly anyone would choose to do without this app.
The massive popularity of WhatsApp drives Meta to constantly seek improvements in order to ensure that this tool remains aligned with users’ expectations and needs.
Frequent updates are a direct reflection of this commitment. Recently, the development of new theme alternatives for customization was announced, which are in Beta version 24.1.10.70 for iOS.
Users will be able to choose between five color options
According to WABetaInfo, the update will include: green, blue, white, pink and purple. This variety seeks to meet the demand of users who want a more personalized experience, going beyond the green color, the standard application.
In response to this, “Settings” now features a new tab called “Appearance”, which allows users to choose the desired color.
Screenshot of selectable colors – Image: WABetaInfo/Reproduction
The addition of customizable themes is particularly relevant for iPhone users, who will be able to apply these colors to chat bubble highlights in the future.
However, for those looking forward to this new feature, you will need to wait, unless you already have the Beta version, as the function is not yet available to everyone. The expectation is that it will be gradually extended to users.
Customizable colors won’t just be limited to chat bubbles. The update will also apply them to unread message badges and internal bottom bar icons, providing a richer visual experience tailored to individual tastes.
Thus, it is evident that the Goal is committed to not only maintaining but also improving the user experience on WhatsApp, making it an efficient means of communication and an aesthetically pleasing space.
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