According to a press release, the company is launching "Message Drafts" for the WhatsApp platform. Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg spearheaded the announcement today (Nov 14), stating users will soon begin noticing a "draft" indicator on threads for unfinished/unsent messages.

WhatsApp, the globally popular instant messaging platform owned by Meta, has introduced a new feature called Message Drafts, aimed at helping users handle incomplete messages more effectively. In an official press release,

WhatsApp has rolled out a new Message Drafts feature that will let users start messages and then automatically save them.

WhatsApp introduces the 'Message Drafts' feature to help users manage unfinished messages seamlessly, ensuring they don't lose track of half-typed texts amidst busy chat threads.

WhatsApp has launched a new feature called Message Drafts to help users manage unsent messages easily. The update aims to save time and ensure important messages are not forgotten.

WhatsApp has introduced a new Message Drafts feature for iOS and Android users worldwide. This feature helps users keep track of unfinished messages by automatically labeling and moving them to the top of the chat list.