From screen sharing to multiple account support, these WhatsApp features can improve your productivity - Check details

Here are some of the features of WhatsApp, owned by Meta, to become more productive in your day-to-day life!!

Now you can juggle two WhatsApp accounts on the same device. No more wasting time while switching between work and personal chats.

To set up a second account, simply open your WhatsApp settings, click on the arrow next to your name, and click “Add account”.

There is no more need to juggle between the devices for using WhatsApp. This feature gives you access to WhatsApp on four linked devices, including your Mac or Windows computer and tablet. 

Now you can reply to messages, send files, and stay connected even without your phone.

With pinned messages, you can easily highlight important messages in group or 1:1 chats. This helps save users time so they can find timely messages more easily.

All message types like text, poll, image, emojis, and more can be pinned, and they are end-to-end encrypted.

Video notes on WhatsApp allow you to instantly record and share up to 60-second video messages directly in the chat. You can send a short video to stay connected to each other.

This feature allows you to create polls and quizzes within your group chat. 

This is the feature that comes in handy the most, especially when you’re on the run. 

Now you can gather consensus, test your friends' knowledge, and have some fun in the process.

Just tap and either long press or press firmly on the message notification to bring up the keyboard. Enter your response and tap Send.

If you are also connected with your coworker over WhatsApp, this feature allows you to share your screen directly with your contacts in real-time. This is perfect for presenting ideas, showcasing designs, or simply helping someone troubleshoot an issue.

This feature allows you to send messages to yourself to keep track of notes and messages. 

Messages to yourself work and look like regular chats, but you can't make audio calls, or video calls, mute notifications, block or report yourself, or see your last seen online.