Ammon News - WhatsApp is testing a feature that will make it easier for users to decide when they want their messages to be delivered. With scheduled messages, users will be able to compose a message in advance and set a specific date and time for it to be sent automatically.

his new weekly roundup brings together all the latest updates about WhatsApp beta shared this week. As a result, you can finally catch up on everything you might have missed from our past announcements. You can consider this summary as a way to keep up new features, improvements, and fixes. This week's highlight focuses on scheduling messages, a feature that will make it easier to decide when to send a message. See what else has been announced this week.

WhatsApp expands access to multiple accounts with the latest iOS update
With the WhatsApp for iOS 26.22.76 update, WhatsApp is widely rolling out the multi-account feature. The feature allows users to have two different accounts on their iPhone. This means it is finally possible to manage different conversations separately on the same device, without needing a second phone or WhatsApp Business. Users can add a second account right within the app settings. They can also scan the QR code to set up the account as a linked device.

WhatsApp is testing scheduled messages for chats and groups
WhatsApp is working on a feature to schedule messages from the iOS app. It will let users compose a message in advance and set a specific date and time for its delivery. By tapping and holding the send button, users can enter this information. Scheduling will be available starting from 10 minutes after the current moment and up to a maximum of two weeks in advance. The feature will also work in group chats, though only members who are part of the group at the time of scheduling will receive the message. The ability to schedule messages will be available in the future.


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