WhatsApp, owned by Meta has launched an official conversation on the platform in which users can get the latest information about the program which will be including updates and instructions on how to use it on iOS and Android.

According to WABetaInfo, the conversation is identified by a green label and offers information about new features and upgrades, as well as tips and updates for using the application.

Verified badges indicate that the chat is real, preventing consumers from falling prey to fraud or phishing efforts impersonating the official WhatsApp account. Furthermore, according to the sources, the benefit of getting these messages in the official chat is that users can quickly keep informed without having to look for the most recent information themselves.

Users may also get updates straight from WhatsApp, and if they don’t want to get notifications, they can archive, mute, or block the chat. According to the sources, the first message issued by WhatsApp in the official conversation outlines how to delete messages and links to an official FAQ.

With the disappearing messages feature, users sent messages will disappear after a certain amount of time, and are removed from both the sender’s and the recipient’s conversation. According to the source, the new WhatsApp official conversation is presently available to certain random users, and it is unclear how individuals are picked because it appears to be a random selection.

Meanwhile, Meta has released a new WhatsApp client for Windows that loads quicker and has an interface similar to the program’s mobile version. Users may now arrange up to eight-person group video conversations and up to 32-person voice calls.