WhatsApp Writing Help Feature Uses AI To Correct Your Messages: Heres How To Use It For Daily Conversations

If you are someone who always gets stuck while writing a professional or even personal message on WhatsApp, then the instant messaging app has heard you. Meta-owned WhatsApp has introduced a new feature dubbed Writing Help, which can quickly frame your messages in a particular tone. Also Read: Oakley Meta HSTN AI Glasses With Hindi Voice Support Launches In India On December 1: Price, Features

Powered by AI, the WhatsApp Writing Help feature provides suggestions to make your message professional, funny or even supportive before sending. It will also help you make the message free from grammatical errors or rephrase it with perfect punctuation to send it to an office or professional group. Also Read: How 3.5 Billion WhatsApp Accounts were mapped Using a Simple Trick: Researchers Expose a Loophole in the App

Wondering how to use it? Here is everything to know about this latest AI-powered Writing Help feature. Also Read: WhatsApp Might Soon add Group Member Tags to make Group chats more personalised

How To Use WhatsApp Writing Help AI Feature?

To start using this feature, simply:

• Start writing a message to one of your contacts or any group
• Soon, a pencil icon will be seen on the display. Click on it.
• This will bring a pop-up option with alternative messages to your current message.
• Choose any one of the mentioned options, and it will replace the existing message.
• Now, simply send the same message or edit it according to your needs.

Will AI Read Your Messages?

One of the important questions that pops up in everyone’s mind every time it is about AI helping you in writing is, “Will AI read your personal messages?” To clear the confusion, WhatsApp said in a blog post that the Writing Help feature is built on the Private Processing technology. This allows the Meta AI to generate responses to your messages without Meta or even WhatsApp reading your messages.

WhatsApp Writing Help Feature: Who Will Get It?

WhatsApp has announced that the feature is currently rolling out in the English language, starting with the United States and select countries. Later, the company plans to expand it to other countries with more languages later this year.

So, if you can’t find the feature in your app right now, there’s a chance that your region doesn’t support it.