WhatsApp Update: If you don't receive a reply to your WhatsApp message, you won't be able to send a new message again..

WhatsApp is a very popular messaging app used by billions of people worldwide. New features are added daily to make it easier and better. Whether it's talking to friends, group chats at work, or sharing important information, the app has become an integral part of people's daily lives. Its main strengths are its fast, easy, and reliable capabilities.

However, over the past few years, the addition of many new features, such as communities, groups, and other tools, has made the app feel a bit cluttered. This often results in users receiving spam messages (excessive or meaningless messages), especially from business accounts and strangers.

Meta is rolling out a new feature to address this issue. Business accounts and strangers will be able to send a limited number of messages to each other until the other person responds.

For example, if someone sends you three messages and you don't reply, those three messages will count towards the limit. Once the limit is reached, the person will be unable to send any more messages.

A warning message will be received as the limit is reached.

When a user approaches this limit, a warning message will appear on WhatsApp, informing them that they cannot send any more messages.

The company has not yet disclosed the number of messages the limit will be, as this feature is currently in testing and is being tested in various countries.

Will not affect ordinary users

This limit will mostly be for business accounts and spammers. It will not affect ordinary users. WhatsApp has previously introduced several features to curb spam, such as setting a limit on the number of messages that can be forwarded simultaneously and placing a limit on broadcast messages.

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