WhatsApp launches Writing Help in beta, helping users turn quick messages into well-structured texts tailored to personal style
Lara Maior
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The new Writing Help feature, available for users of the English WhatsApp beta, allows users to turn unclear messages into full text that suits the user's communication style. By activating 'Private Processing', users can receive AI-generated suggestions to improve the clarity, tone or style of messages. Text processing is done anonymously and encrypted, without storing messages on servers, and Meta suggests the feature could be rolled out globally soon.
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