WhatsApp has begun rolling out a new in-app message translation feature for both iOS and Android users, making it easier for users to communicate across languages without leaving the app. Starting today, Android users can translate messages between six languages, such as English, Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, and Arabic. On iPhones, the translation feature taps into Apple’s Translate app, giving users access to all languages supported by that service. WhatsApp said all translations are handled locally on the device, which means the app still can’t read encrypted messages, keeping user privacy intact. The app will download the required language packs for seamless offline translations in future chats. WhatsApp New Feature Update: Meta-Owned Platform Rolls Out New Real-Time Fact-Checking Feature ‘Ask Meta AI’ To Combat Misinformation; Available to iOS Beta Users.

WhatsApp Rolls Out In-App Message Translations 

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