WeChat cancels the two-minute deletion function! The crash scene that 99% of people have experienced is finally saved

I wanted to withdraw it, but accidentally pressed delete... This WeChat crash scene that 99% of people have experienced can finally be saved today.

WeChat 7.0.17 for Android beta version has an important update - WeChat cancels the function of deleting messages within two minutes . After the news was exposed, it quickly became a hot search on Weibo.

Today, the official WeChat public account published an article with detailed explanation.

It is said that there is a WeChat rule that works in every way and makes people cry. Every time a WeChat message is sent to the wrong group and you want to withdraw it, you will always click "Delete" in a hurry.

p.s. After deleting, you can no longer see it, but others can still see it. And after clicking delete, you can't undo it. Isn't that embarrassing?

The good news is that in the WeChat 7.0.17 for Android beta version, "Withdraw" and "Delete" no longer appear in the same frame.

If you press and hold the chat message within 2 minutes after sending it, the interface will display "Retract". When these 2 minutes have passed, the "Retract" button disappears and becomes "Delete".

It is reported that in addition to curing hand tremors, WeChat 7.0.17 for Android beta version also has the following new gameplay:

Long press menu is better looking

Whether you are long pressing a chat message (see above) or long pressing within a public account, the menu now has white text on a black background, which is simple, clear and better looking.

Mini programs also have anti-addiction

In the beta version of WeChat 7.0.17 for Android, mini programs are fully integrated into the anti-addiction system.

In the upper right corner of any mini-program, click "..." and you will see the newly added "Anti-addiction" button. Click it to jump to the "Tencent Family Guardian" mini-program.

If you are a parent, as long as you bind your child's account, you can see how much time and money he spends on Tencent mobile games, computer games, WeChat/QQ mini games and mini programs every day.