One such instance occurred earlier this week when the developers decided to bring Muted updates back into the Channels tab after removing it in a previous release, while another beta update not too long after revealed the arrival of polls within Channels. Of course, not all of these are new inclusions, with WhatsApp also making course corrections from time to time. Things have been a lot busier on the Android version of WhatsApp beta, where new additions are popping up quicker than ever. Panasonic announced a global collaboration with Amazon to bring Fire TV built in to its new smart TVs starting in 2024. Web users of WhatsApp can simply sign up for the beta by tapping the three-dot menu above the list of conversations, navigating to Settings > Help, and finally checking the Join the beta box. Gaining access to WhatsApp Web beta is fairly simpler than its Android counterpart, which requires signing up on the Play Store or downloading the latest APK from a well-known repository. Restart your device, then try installing WhatsApp again.
But considering how useful something like this can be for users with thousands of conversations, we expect it to appear on the stable channel of WhatsApp Web imminently. If youre unable to install WhatsApp due to insufficient space on your device, try to clear Google Play Stores cache and data: Go to your devices Settings, then tap Apps & notifications > Google Play Store > App info > Storage > CLEAR CACHE. Since we've only seen this on WhatsApp Web beta so far, it's not guaranteed to roll out widely on the stable version.
