WhatsApp is working on a self-destructing message feature

By Qishin Tariq

WhatsApp goes Mission Impossible with a disappearing messages feature that will allow users to set messages to auto-delete in a set time. — AFP

Popular messaging service WhatsApp is working on a disappearing messages feature, which will allow users to set messages to auto-delete in a set time.

According to the WhatsApp BetaInfo blog, the feature makes all messages in a chat disappear within either five seconds or one hour of being sent.

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