Users will have a 15-minute window in which to amend sent messages. Meta Platforms' WhatsApp has finally given users the message editing feature they've been waiting for. The firm just announced the addition of this capability in a blog post, acknowledging the necessity for customers to edit errors or delivered messages. Over the next weeks, this worldwide upgrade will progressively be sent out. Users will be able to update their messages after sending them for a window of 15 minutes once the service is live. People may make the necessary changes by long-pressing the message and choosing the "edit" option from the drop-down menu. The message that has been modified will be clearly marked as such, but the history of the edits won't be made public. With this change, WhatsApp joins the ranks of messaging apps like Telegram and Signal that already provide message editing. The microblogging site Twitter also made tweet editing available to a small number of users last year. Users who make mistakes or want to make edits to their sent messages frequently have this need, which is addressed with the inclusion of message editing. Increased flexibility and control over shared material on the platform are made possible by this new capability. The move by WhatsApp to permit message editing illustrates its dedication to providing a frictionless communication experience. The ability to correct errors and update information makes things easier and improves the user experience as a whole. WhatsApp wants to strengthen its position as one of the top international messaging services by deploying this upgrade. It is hoped that the functionality would be well-received and contribute to WhatsApp's continued development and popularity as it progressively becomes available to users everywhere.