Whatsapp plus: Highlights
by kenny mark (2021-01-22)
There are times when you don't want to be so drastic about blocking a contact, but their conversations. That is why the application incorporates an improvement that will not deliver the messages sent by the blocked user, nor will it appear that it has been received, although it can call you.
More Emoji Pack
whatsapp plus emoticons
Popular Emojis are always welcome, which is why the MOD app added a pack with many additional emoticons, apart from the ones already added by default. However, the receiver must also have the Wha + installed in order to receive and send them.
Interface customization
From changes in the location of menus, contacts and chats, to added improvements in windows, internal and group chats and the location of all functions. In fact, users can create their own themes , change colors and share them with their friends.
Cancel and delete chats
If you send a message by mistake or retract it, you can quickly cancel it and the recipient won't even get a notification that you deleted it. Even if you want to undo the read messages, you have that opportunity, although the official app has already incorporated this last feature.
Does not reduce the quality of images
When you share photos and images from your gallery, WhatsApp plus will not compress them , so they will retain their original weight and therefore, the highest quality. It should be remembered that the app originates if it greatly reduces the quality of all shared photos.
Compress videos
The videos can be compressed, as long as you choose those settings manually. This allows you to share files of up to 50Gb, but also send very heavy videos, in a light size that does not lose quality or visibility.
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