WhatsApp is reportedly developing a privacy upgrade for its disappearing messages feature that could allow users to set a timer that deletes messages 15 minutes after being read.

WhatsApp may soon introduce a 15-minute auto-delete messages feature to improve user privacy and control. The update could allow messages to disappear quickly.

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