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WhatsApp may soon allow you to withdraw sent messages

Though the message will be removed, some data would still be retained, suggest reports

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BS Web Team New Delhi
Have you faced a situation when you sent a message to someone by mistake on WhatsApp and then regretted? Instant messaging services can be tricky – while they allow you to express yourself freely and instantly, they can also lead to embarrassment. Well, you need not worry anymore. A new WhatsApp feature might now let you recall an uncomfortable message. The popular messaging app is rumoured to soon roll out the much-anticipated ‘delete for everyone’ feature, for both the Android and iOS platforms. 

According to tweets by WABetaInfo, a fan site that tests new WhatsApp features, the instant messaging service,

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