WhatsApp, under Meta's ownership, has globally rolled out its Channels feature, including in India. Channels allow administrators to send messages, photos, videos, and more in a one-way broadcasting format. Users can join channels through invitation links and explore channels based on their interests. WhatsApp has also introduced updates such as an enhanced directory, reactions, editing capabilities, and forwarding options. Channel updates are stored for up to 30 days and administrators can block screenshots and message forwarding.
WhatsApp, under Meta's ownership, has globally rolled out its Channels feature, including in India. Channels allow administrators to send messages, photos, videos, and more in a one-way broadcasting format. Users can join channels through invitation links and explore channels based on their interests. WhatsApp has also introduced updates such as an enhanced directory, reactions, editing capabilities, and forwarding options. Channel updates are stored for up to 30 days and administrators can block screenshots and message forwarding.
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WhatsApp, under Meta's ownership, has globally rolled out its Channels feature, including in India. Channels allow administrators to send messages, photos, videos, and more in a one-way broadcasting format. Users can join channels through invitation links and explore channels based on their interests. WhatsApp has also introduced updates such as an enhanced directory, reactions, editing capabilities, and forwarding options. Channel updates are stored for up to 30 days and administrators can block screenshots and message forwarding. 
