WhatsApp’s new feature is announced in a tweet with an example of how it works. The company mentioned, Photos and videos in WhatsApp are now even bigger, so no one will be left out of the picture! That’s the perfect reason to smile

Presently, Photos sent on WhatsApp appear a little cropped, and users have to open them to view the full image. With the new update, the full image and video in the chat will be shown.

Twitter has also recently launched this feature with full-view images on the timeline. This feature allows pictures to appear in a bigger size rather than in half, as they do now. As a result, the picture you tweeted would appear exactly as it does in the tweet composer.

Whatsapp new “Together at Home” sticker pack consists of 21 stickers and each sticker demonstrates a different activity. Through these stickers, a person can demonstrate his/her quarantine activities by sending these stickers to another person. The written content on these “Together at Home” stickers are in 9 languages- Arabic, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish.

How to Download Together at Home stickers

Users can find this new pack of stickers by going sticker section on Whastapp and then click on the “+” option and find “Together at Home sticker pack and download it.

When the sticker feature is launched?

Whatsapp launched this sticker feature on 2018 November and after that, it promptly became the fastest way of communication between people on Whatsapp.

Whatsapp published a blog post regarding this in which it is written that We’re excited to work with The World Health Organization to launch the “Together at Home” sticker pack that will help people stay connected throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Stickers like these can be funny, educational, and universal, breaking through language, age, and other barriers.

https://blog.whatsapp.com/staying-connected-through-stickers

With the outbreak of COVID-19, many countries have applied total lockdown due to which people are unable to meet up with their friends and family, so people majorly rely on Whatsapp to communicate with each other.

To decrease the rate of spreading false information regarding COVID-19, Whatsapp has imposed the new limits on message forwarding. The limits set on message forwarding to constrain virality that can lead to a 25% decrease in message forwarding globally at a time.

In a statement, WhatsApp released on 7th April noted that Whatsapp team is trying hard to keep Whatsapp running reliable during this unprecedented global crisis.

https://blog.whatsapp.com/Keeping-WhatsApp-Personal-and-Private

To connect with people and provide them information, Whatsapp works directly with NGOs and government organizations including the WHO and some national health ministries. These trusted authorities together sent hundreds of millions of messages directly to people requesting information and advice.