The TestFlight beta Program has recently received a fresh upgrade from WhatsApp, bringing the software version to 22.23.0.72. The TestFlight build is 22.23.0, while WhatsApp's version is marked as 2.22.23.72 in the settings (414650102).
What has been added in this update? To some beta testers, WhatsApp is releasing the capability to send pictures, videos, GIFs, and documents with a caption!
| Common questions | Answers |
|---|---|
| Name of the feature? | Forward media with caption |
| Status? | Rolling out |
| Compatibility? | WhatsApp beta for iOS 22.23.0.72 is marked as a compatible update but some lucky beta testers may be able to get this feature after installing the previous update as well. |
| I have the same version but I don’t have this feature, why? | This feature has been released to some beta testers. In this case, please wait for a future update. |
| Thanks: | _Youssef and anhelloooo for testing and reporting. |
| Previous news? | WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.24.4: what’s new? WhatsApp is releasing the ability to set up an avatar, a new way to be you on WhatsApp |
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The WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.23.15 was made available on the Play Store last week, and it allows select beta testers to transmit documents, pictures, videos, and GIFs along with their captions. This functionality was found while working on the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.23.5 update, and after a week, it was made available to certain beta users. Finally, we have some exciting news for iOS users: some beta testers can now forward media with the caption after installing the WhatsApp beta for iOS 22.23.0.72 update from the TestFlight app!
It is quite simple to find out if the function is currently accessible for your WhatsApp account, as you can see in this screenshot: simply try forwarding an image with a description and if you notice a new view at the bottom of the screen, it indicates you may start transmitting media with their caption! Although the functionality works with movies, GIFs, and documents in addition to images, we tried to transmit an image with a caption in this example.
You always have the choice of what to forward. For example, if you decide not to forward the caption with the media, you can simply do so by pressing the reject button in the forwarded message view. Please wait for a future update that will allow this function for more users if you don't already have it enabled for your account.
After installing the most recent beta version from the TestFlight app, certain beta testers were able to transmit pictures, videos, GIFs, and documents that included their captions. This feature will gradually be made available to more people over the following weeks.
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