WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform, has introduced a new feature that allows group administrators to approve new members before they join a group. This feature is especially useful for group administrators who are concerned about spam and unwanted members joining their groups. As a result, group admins can now post their group links freely without fear of being inundated with spammers.
The new feature allows group administrators to control who joins their groups by providing them with the ability to approve new members. When a new member requests to join a group, the group administrator will receive a notification asking for their approval. This feature makes it easy for group administrators to vet new entrants, especially those who join through group links.
At Applink, we welcome this much-needed feature as it addresses one of the key concerns raised by our users. We have received feedback from several group administrators who were hesitant to use the WhatsApp platform due to the high number of spammers joining their groups. With this new security feature, group admins can now easily vet spammers and keep their groups safe and secure.
We encourage group admins to take advantage of this new feature and post their group links freely without fear of being spammed. It is important to note that the new feature does not apply to existing members of a group. However, group administrators can still remove members who violate group rules or spam other members.
In conclusion, the new WhatsApp security feature that allows group administrators to approve new members is a much-needed addition to the platform. It provides group admins with the ability to vet new entrants, especially those who join through group links. At Applink, we are excited about this feature and encourage group admins to use it to keep their groups safe and secure.