Meta is testing a premium version of its messaging app, called WhatsApp Plus, which will include several paywall features. As seen for the first time WABetaInfoMeta is currently offering a paid version of WhatsApp, which includes mostly cosmetic upgrades. According to the Help Center page, WhatsApp Plus subscribers will get access to premium stickers that may have special effects and the ability to personalize the app’s theme and icons.
Beyond the decorative elements, WhatsApp Plus users can pin up to 20 chats, set a premium ringtone for certain contacts and further customize chat lists with alerts, ringtones and themes. according to WABetaInfoWhatsApp is exploring more features for its premium plans, but no exact pricing has been announced yet. Membership costs currently range from 229 Pakistani rupees or less than $1 to €2.49 or about $3. WABetaInfo.
Meta isn’t paying for any of WhatsApp’s core functions, so the ability to send messages, make voice calls, and take advantage of end-to-end encryption remains free. However, the launch of WhatsApp Plus comes after Meta tested Instagram Plus, previewing premium features like Stories that last longer than 24 hours and sending “Super Hearts.” Pricing for Instagram Plus has not been announced yet WABetaInfo It is reported that Meta may offer a one-month trial for any interested users of WhatsApp Plus.
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