WhatsApp is already working on a small, very useful redesign for the interface for sending photos or videos . The company has been offering two ways to do this for years: with the attach button and with the camera button . An update is now coming that will improve the user options for the camera option. Everything will be more organized and it will be possible to send content much faster and without resorting to almost hidden options. This change will be available for WhatsApp Android!
Sending photos from the gallery will now be easier on WhatsApp
To send a photo on WhatsApp you must click on the camera icon or the attachment icon and then gallery. If you click on the camera icon you can take a photo or select one of the most recent.
Now WhatsApp will implement a new menu when you click on the camera icon : this will allow you to access the gallery albums and not just recent photos. If you want to send a photograph that has not been taken recently, this new method will save you a lot of time.
The fact of having two buttons to send content and to differentiate between recent photos, gallery and photo taking may seem like a bug or bug in the interface. The reality is that the way to do it, although simple, can be a bit confusing depending on what you want to do.
From the next update you will be able to access the gallery directly from the camera icon . Whether you want to take a photo, choose one of the recent ones or send one from the gallery, you can use the same button.
Goodbye to the button to attach a photo or video?
When WhatsApp implements this change, it will not make much sense to keep the multimedia send button within the send section. To use this method you will need a few more clicks and it will be redundant in the interface.
With the camera icon, accessible with a single click from the main interface, it will be enough to be able to send any type of content, whether recent or not. This could make the button in the attach section obsolete, so it would not be unusual to see it disappear in future WhatsApp updates .
