It happens to everyone: it opens WhatsApp And there are dozens of notifications to read, perhaps in a super active group or after a few hours offline. In a world where time is less and less, even reading everything can become a business. This is why a new function is called called Message Summariesdesigned to help users a quickly recover what have been lost.
Thanks toArtificial intelligence of Metathe messaging app is now able to generate Short summaries of unread messagesavoiding the user to have to scroll kilometers of conversations. Just click on the indicator that reports the unread messages and, if there are at least three, it will appear A summary with the salient points of what has been said. A comfortable solution, especially in those group chats that seem to never sleep.
Privacy
A crucial element of this novelty is the privacy. Whatsapp stresses that the summary is created directly on the device through a technology called Private processing. This means that Neither destination nor WhatsApp can access the contents of the messages or to the summaries themselves. In addition, the other participants in the conversation will not know if someone has used the summary or if he has read everything “in the old way”.
You can decide whether to activate the function or not
The function is not automatic or mandatory: It is optional and deactivated by default. The user can decide If you activate it and for which chatsin complete freedom and always respecting his personal experience. For now, summaries are available Only in English and only for users in the United Statesbut the company has already announced that expansion to new countries and languages is expected by the end of 2025.
With this tool, WhatsApp continues in his path of integration of artificial intelligence to simplify life to users, without however sacrifice the confidentiality of conversations. A novelty that promises to make the difference especially on those days when reading messages also becomes an impossible mission. Who has never dreamed of having a personal assistant to filter only what really matters in an infinite chat? Now there is, and it’s called Message Summaries.
