The Wattasab application for text and voice chat offers a new feature that allows the user to eliminate the content of messages that consume storage space, without losing important messages.
According to the British newspaper The Independent, the application built the storage management feature in the settings menu on the Android system, allowing users to delete specific forms of messages through the conversation, while retaining the rest of the messages.
The phone is often flooded with ridiculous images and videos during conversations, especially those bundled up, resulting in phone memory full of useless content.
The new feature is currently only available on the beta version of WatSAP beta where it can be downloaded from the Google Store.
Android users can access the new property by clicking Settings, then Data Usage and Storage, to go to the list of conversations ranked based on the amount of space you have consumed from your phone.
By selecting any of these conversations, users can see all kinds of text messages, photos, videos, audio, documents, maps, and contacts.
The screen will show how much space each message consumes, to help the user choose which content to delete.
By clicking the Manage Messages button on the screen, users can choose one or more sections to delete.
This feature was available for some time on iOS devices but was also provided to Android.