How to WhatsApp Communities to allow multiple groups to be linked together

New Delhi,Dec28: WhatsApp has been reportedly working on a new Communities feature and now, we have our first look at the same. The Communities feature is set to make the app for feature-rich and will allow to link up to 10 groups in a single ‘Community’. The feature has been recently spotted in an iOS beta build and is expected to come to both platforms soon.

With communities, admins of a community will have more control than admins of a group and will be able to do things like deciding who can message on a group and who cannot. Meanwhile, when members will leave a community, they will not be able to view the linked groups either.

As per a report by tipster WABetaInfo, the feature will give Communities their own name and group description. Communities will help better organisation in the app, and will benefit larger groups which may need further sub-groups but still needing a centralised control mechanism for all members.

Check out how the implementation looks on iOS.

As per the screenshot, communities will also feature an “Announcement” group where admins can send messages to all members in the various linked groups, similar to how a broadcast works but for the members of the community.

The feature will also be ideal for remote work settings where large teams will now be able to be split into multiple groups but still linked via a single community, or more if needed.WhatsApp has been working on a new feature that will allow its users to link upto 10 groups in a single ‘Community’.

The Community feature has been recently spotted in an iOS beta build and expected to be rolled out to both platforms soon.The Meta-owned messaging app‘s upcoming feature would let users create communities.

According to a WABetaInfo report, the community is more like a WhatsApp group. Users will be able to add a name and description to the community.After creating the community, users can create a group or link upto 10 existing groups together. The community will have a special “Announcement” section to be accessed only by the admits.

The group admins can send a message to all the groups that are linked to the community using the Announcement The report said that, when users will join a community, they will not be able to view groups that have been unlinked from a group. Similarly, they won’t be able to view groups linked to a community if they leave the community.WhatsApp is reportedly working a new community feature And now, we have our first look at the same. The community feature is set to make the app feature-rich and will allow up to 10 groups to be added in a ‘community’. The feature was recently added to a . seen in iOS Beta build and expected to come soon on both the platforms.

With communities, admins of a community will have more control than admins of a group and will be able to decide who can and cannot send messages to the group. Meanwhile, when members leave a community, they won’t even be able to see the linked groups.

According to a report by Tipster WABetaInfoThis facility will give the communities their own name and group details. Communities will help in better organization in the app, and benefit larger groups that may need further sub-groups but still need a centralized control mechanism for all members.

See what the implementation looks like on iOS.

Here’s what the WhatsApp Community feature looks like. (image source: WABetaInfo)

According to the screenshot, communities will also have an “announcement” group, where admins can send messages to all members in various linked groups, similar to how broadcasting works but to community members.

The feature would also be ideal for remote work settings where large teams can now be split into multiple groups, but still connect through a single community, or more if necessary.

This feature is expected to roll out soon for WhatsApp beta users on iOS and Android, but stable users may take some time to get used to WhatsApp communities.

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