New Delhi, July 29: WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will allow users to react to messages for Android users. The feature will allow users to quickly respond to a message by double-tapping on it. The feature is still being developed and is expected to be released soon in the future.

The upcoming WhatsApp feature will likely provide its users with a convenient way to express their reactions to messages to make communication more interactive and enhance the messaging experience. The update follows the release of other features like AR effects for calls, indicating WhatsApp's continuous efforts to enhance its platform. WhatsApp New Feature Update: Meta-Owned Platform Introduces AR Effects and Filters In Video Calls for Android Users; Check Details.

As per a report of TimesNow, WhatsApp is expected to bring the double-tap reaction feature soon for Android users. The feature will likely improve the user experience by allowing quick reactions to messages and will reportedly be able to double-tap on a message to react with a heart emoji and eliminating the need to open the reaction tray unless they wish to use a different emoji.

WhatsApp upcoming double-tap reaction feature is expected to make it easier for users to interact with messages, GIFs, photos and videos. The feature will allow users to react to these media items directly from the viewer screen by double-tapping on them. It seems that WhatsApp is developing tools that will make it faster for users to express their emotions and respond to messages. WhatsApp Banned Over 79 Lakh Accounts in India in March To Comply With IT Rules.

As per multiple reports, the Meta-owned platform is working on double-tap reaction feature in WhatsApp beta for the Android 2.24.16.7 update. Once released, it will likely provide an efficient way for users to express their feelings through emojis and respond to multimedia content without having to go back to the chat view. The feature might enhance the messaging experience on WhatsApp and make it even more convenient and enjoyable for its users.

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