According to reports, WhatsApp is developing two intriguing new features that would improve the user experience. Several reports indicate that one of these enhancements is aimed at enhancing the way users organize their sticker collections.

Details reveal that users will soon be able to quickly arrange their stickers by adding them to their favorites or selecting many stickers at once for deletion, which will move them to the top for easy access.

Users will also be able to make their own personalized sticker packs within WhatsApp thanks to this future functionality. Users have more control over their collections and can add or delete stickers as necessary to maintain a unique and customized look. Additionally, group conversations and contacts can be used to share these personalized sticker packs.

Additionally, it has been rumored that WhatsApp is developing a new function that would enable users to exchange music via status updates. When users post a picture or a video to their status, a music button will be added to the drawing editor.

Even while these capabilities are still in the early stages of development, they should be included in upcoming updates, giving WhatsApp users more imaginative options.

The competition asks TikTok creators to make brief, powerful videos that focus on six important topics: using social media responsibly, preventing online harassment, preventing online fraud, protecting the safety and wellbeing of young people, being aware of TikTok’s safety features, and dispelling false information on social media.

TikTok and the PTA hope to encourage the platform’s users to help spread the word about digital safety and cultivate a culture of checking information before sharing it by holding the #DigitalHifazat Contest. By taking part, people will help create a safer online environment for everyone by teaching others about appropriate online conduct.

By using the hashtag #DigitalHifazat and tagging @ptaofficialpk in their videos, creators can enter the competition. The contest’s official hashtag page on TikTok requires videos to be submitted by completing the form, which is available in both Urdu and English.

Searching the #DigitalHifazat hashtag on the app will bring up the page. TikTok’s Community Guidelines, topic relevancy, and content quality will all be taken into consideration when choosing the winning videos. Two runners-up will receive Samsung cellphones, and the winner will receive an Apple iPad Air when the results are revealed on the official hashtag page. Those who are 13 years of age or older are eligible to participate.

TikTok and PTA’s collaboration demonstrates their common dedication to improving digital literacy and safety in Pakistan. In order to create a more knowledgeable and responsible online community, the #DigitalHifazat Contest will give Pakistani youth and digital enthusiasts a forum to voice their opinions on important digital problems.

Users will still be able to access all of their contacts stored in WhatsApp’s safe cloud storage thanks to this improvement, even if they misplace their phone or connect a new device to their primary number.

In the past, WhatsApp managed connections exclusively by using users’ phone contact books. Only local data would be saved on the user’s device when a new contact messaged them. With the option to sync contacts to their mobile devices, the soon-to-be functionality will let users save contacts that are accessible on any device, including Windows and online versions of WhatsApp.

After allowing users to access two WhatsApp accounts on a single device last year, this update gives users the option to have distinct contact lists for their personal and professional lives.

By enabling users to keep their contact details secret, it also accommodates people who share smartphones with others.

In order to provide safe contact storage, WhatsApp created a new encrypted storage system called Identity Proof Linked Storage (IPLS), which generates an encryption key on the user’s device. By signing any modifications made to the user’s directory, the app also works with Cloudflare to ensure the accuracy of the contact information.

To give an additional degree of anonymity, WhatsApp is also working on allowing users to save contacts by username. Similar to capabilities provided by competitors like Signal and Telegram, this implies that users can communicate without disclosing their phone numbers.

With this new feature, WhatsApp hopes to improve user convenience and privacy while reaffirming its dedication to changing in the highly competitive messaging market.