In an official blog post, WhatsApp tried to reassure users who may be concerned about why a person hadn't received or read their messages. WhatsApp explained the changes and revealed what the new check marks look like on an official blog post
'For me, if I don’t feel like replying, I just don’t.’ Twitter user said: ‘The WhatsApp blue tick is going to ruin friendships,’ while added: ‘Those blue ticks will be the death of some of us!’īut not all Twitter users were concerned about the update - explained: ‘I don’t get why some people are stressed about this new WhatsApp blue tick. Some users are concerned the update makes it harder for them to ignore others, and makes it easier for people to keep tabs on them.Īs wrote: ‘So WhatsApp now shows blue ticks to indicate a message has been read.
However, these changes have divided opinion, especially on Twitter. Users need to update the app on their devices to see the changes. WhatsApp has rolled out the changes to all variations of its app, across iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Nokia S40, Nokia S60 and BlackBerry 10. Selecting the Message Info option reveals the time the message was read, and in the case of group messages, what time each member read it. Selecting the Message Info option then reveals the time the message was read, and in the case of group messages, what time each member read it.
To see what time the messages were read users can now press and hold down on a particular post. In a group chat, the blue ticks only appear when all participants in the group have read the message. The app update is available across all mobile platforms.įrom now, a single grey tick means the message has been sent, a double grey tick means it has been delivered, and two blue ticks mean it has been read.
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