The Facebook social-messaging app WhatsApp is working on adding new features to its platform.

The Facebook social-messaging app WhatsApp is working on adding new features to its platform. Facebook is already working to hide mute status updates and share status.

A new report shows that the company is working on adding a QR Code scanner on its platform.

According to a report from WhatsAppBetaInfo, Whatsapp is working on adding a QR code shortcut to its Android app. Feature is available for Whatsapp beta for Android version 2.19.189. although it is Not all beta testers are visible yet and it is possible that the social messaging app will enable this beta tester to enable all beta testers in future updates.

Although there are fewer details about the feature at this time, however, a screenshot shared by a Twitter user, which goes by Gustav Wesner on micro-blogging app, shows that the shortcut is on the social messaging app's account in the settings menu Option will be available above. However, no further information is available on further features.

While signing into the WhatsApp web site, WHATSAPP uses QR codes for traditional authentication. While the Whatsapp web can be accessed by tapping on the Whatsapp web / desktop option in the Settings section Through the company's iOS-based app, it can be accessed by a tap on the WhatsApp web option, which in turn can be accessed by tapping on three dots at the top right of the company's Android app.

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With the access to Whatsapp web, so easily available on Android, it is unlikely that Whatsapp will take this feature one step away, which can be described as direct access. However, it is possible that the company can plan to move things in order to provide a more similar experience on both of its platforms, i.e. Android and iOS. In any case, we will have to wait until we update the updates to all of our beta users to learn more about the social messaging app feature.

Separately, Whatsapp has stepped up to launch WhatsApp Payment in India. The company had set up infrastructure to facilitate WhatsApp payments in India and it has gone into audit process. Once the auditors submit their reports to the RBI and give a signal to the central bank company, Whatsapp can apply this facility to all its users across the country.

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