Use all WhatsApp's new feature, join as a beta tester

At present, there is a simple text message application in place of others on mobile phones, and WhatsApp is playing the role of the device! There is nothing new to say about the worldwide popularity of this short messaging platform owned by Facebook. Almost every day some new features are added to this platform - everyone knows that. However, there are many of us who want to use a new feature as soon as we hear about it. But WhatsApp's protocol. When a new feature is rolled out on WhatsApp, the beta program first comes to users with an update, then it becomes available to the public (stable). So many people want to use the beta version of WhatsApp without thinking seven-five.

How to sign up as a beta tester for WhatsApp?

Those interested can sign up for WhatsApp's beta program in two ways. 

1. Via a smartphone or PC's web browser. 

2. Use your Google Account on any device.

In this case, if you want to be a beta tester of WhatsApp from your Android smartphone, then first go to Google Play Store and from there click on WhatsApp application. Then scroll to the bottom of the dedicated page of WhatsApp and you will see a panel titled 'Become a beta tester'. From there, you can use the beta version by first clicking on the 'I'm in' and then 'Join' options.
On the other hand, if you use WhatsApp from a PC or desktop, visit the https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.whatsapp website from any browser (Chrome, Opera, Firefox, etc.). There will be a dialog box and a 'Become a beta tester' button. All you have to do is click on that option or button.

After signing up, if you see the text 'You are a beta tester now' on the screen, you will understand that you have been able to join the beta program. You will then receive updates on the latest versions of WhatsApp.

By the way, users can leave the beta program at any time they want. In the same way, from the smartphone or PC, go to the WhatsApp beta tester panel or page and click on the 'Leave' option. Then you need to uninstall and re-install the WhatsApp application. Before uninstalling the app, make sure you have a WhatsApp chat or backup.

By the way, the latest update is given to the beta users first to check whether there are any bugs or issues in the new update. In other words, if you use the beta version, you can enjoy the features or updates first, but sometimes there may be some problems in the application.

But at the moment, you may have to wait to join the WhatsApp beta program, as the number of participants in the app's pilot program has already been filled.