The feature will make it easier to protect personal privacy in the app. Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer of Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp and Facebook, gave this news on Tuesday (August 9) from his verified Facebook page.

 In a Facebook post, he said that a new privacy feature is coming to WhatsApp. As a result, even if someone leaves the group chat, WhatsApp will not show any notification. You can also control who can see when you are active online. Besides, the opportunity to take a screenshot of the message can also be turned off.

 "We are working to secure your messages in new ways to ensure your personal information and privacy," Meta Pradhan said.

 Besides, WhatsApp is introducing 'Login Approval' facility to keep the account safe. When this facility is activated, WhatsApp will send a warning message to the account user when he tries to access someone's WhatsApp account from another smartphone or computer.

 The same WhatsApp account can be used on multiple devices simultaneously. And by using this advantage, hackers try to steal information by entering the accounts of other users.

 Hackers can't access accounts without consent to login in the message. As a result, besides knowing about cyber attacks, the account will also be safe.

 Incidentally, earlier in June, Mark Zuckerberg announced the launch of the ability to send WhatsApp messages, photos, videos and audio messages from Android smartphones to iPhones.

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