WhatsApp: Amazing feature is coming in WhatsApp, you will be able to read the summary of many chats in one place..

Meta is soon going to add a new AI-enabled feature, 'Quick Recap', to WhatsApp, which will give users a quick summary of unread messages from multiple chats. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the feature is currently in beta testing and has been spotted in the recent WhatsApp Android beta version 2.25.21.12.

What is the Quick Recap feature?

This feature will be especially useful for users who have been away from WhatsApp for a long time and need to read unread messages from multiple chats. It is based on WhatsApp's already existing "message summaries" feature, which is currently available in the US to show a summary of a chat, but the new 'Quick Recap' feature will be much more advanced than that. Users will be able to select up to five chats at once and get a short summary of each chat through AI. This will save them from having to scroll through message threads again and again.

How to use this feature?

According to the screenshot shared by WABetaInfo, users will be able to select more than one chat by going to the 'Chats' tab. After this, tap on the three-dot menu at the top right and select the 'Quick Recap' option. On clicking this, Meta's in-house AI will analyze the unread message and present a summary.

Assurance of privacy
The report also states that this feature will be equipped with Meta's 'Private Processing' technology, which will ensure user privacy through technologies like end-to-end encryption, secure enclave, and isolated computation. Meta or WhatsApp will not be able to see your original message or the summary created by AI under any circumstances.

This feature will remain optional.
This new feature will be completely optional and will not be on by default. Users will have to turn it on manually by going to Settings. Apart from this, this feature will automatically exclude chats on which WhatsApp's 'Advanced Chat Privacy' setting is applied.

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