Step 2: Tap the entry for WhatsApp and scroll down until you see the option to sign up for the beta version of the app. Step 1: Open the Google Play Store and search for the WhatsApp app on the Play Store. Read more: WhatsApp multi-device encryption to sticker suggestions: New features, changes spotted on latest beta versionsĪs we've previously reported, there is no way to sign up for the beta version of WhatsApp for iOS at the moment, but users can head over the Google Play Store on Android and perform the following steps to get the latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android: This means that while iOS users will still be able to see a line (as a divider) in between the chats, there will be no such divider between the messages on Android devices – unless WhatsApp decides to revert this change as well, in a future update!Īn example of the older blue notification text on WhatsApp for Android, which has now been removed by WhatsApp. WABetaInfo had also recently reported that the Facebook-owned messaging service had made another small but notable tweak to its Android app, to get rid of the multiple lines in between chats in the list on Android devices.

Read more: Love WhatsApp? Here are the top features coming your way It is also likely that reading the blue text on the dark theme could have been even more difficult on devices that had a grey coloured dark theme, which would lead to even less contrast compared to an AMOLED black theme.

According to the report, it appears that the reason WhatsApp has gone back to the old notification colour is that some users had complained that the new blue-ish colour was difficult to read on the app, thanks to the poor contrast with the dark theme.

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