Whatsapps ai writing feature can draft suggested replies based on your chats but says theyre still completely private – Breaking News & Latest Updates 2026
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WhatsApp’s AI writing feature can draft suggested replies based on your chats, but says they’re still ‘completely private.’

It’s still using Meta’s Private Processing AI setup to avoid sharing the content of your messages to anyone, even Meta. Other new features announced Thursday include AI image editing directly in chats, improved cross-platform chat transfers, and the option to have two WhatsApp accounts logged in on the same device on iOS.

A graphic of new features added to WhatsApp in March 2026
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