WhatsApp's latest beta build for Android is testing a new feature that allows users to assign personalized labels for themselves in group chats. These labels—visible to all current and future group members—are fixed until the user decides to change them. This feature aims to enhance communication by allowing users to quickly convey their roles in the group. Suggested labels like 'parent' or 'coach' serve as examples, but users are encouraged to use any label they find appropriate. While currently in beta, it's uncertain when this feature will be available to the wider public.
WhatsApp is introducing a feature in group chats allowing users to assign personal labels that will be visible to all group members, enhancing clarity.
Once a user sets a label in a group, it remains until changed, providing consistency even if WhatsApp is reset or reinstalled.
Suggested labels include terms like 'coach' or 'parent,' but users can choose any label that provides insight into their role within the group.
While the beta version is available for Android, the public rollout timeline is uncertain, signaling that users may wait weeks to months for this feature.
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