Prime Minister Modi's WhatsApp channel debut: Unveils new parliament image

Delhi : As a member of WhatsApp Channels, Prime Minister Narendra Modi now has a following that both residents and non-residents may follow to stay up to date on his latest updates on the app's brand-new feature. PM Modi shared his first post on the platform, writing, "Excited to join the WhatsApp community! It brings our path of ongoing encounters one step closer. Keep in touch over here! Here's a photo taken inside the brand-new Parliament Building. on September 19 (Tuesday). 

Users who subscribe to his channel can now communicate directly with the Prime Minister on WhatsApp and get frequent updates from him. On September 13, Meta announced the launch of this new functionality in India and more than 150 additional nations.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, shared a video on his own WhatsApp channel to mark the availability of the new feature. I'm thrilled to bring WhatsApp Channels to you all as a new, private method to receive information from the individuals and organizations you follow. I created this channel to disseminate news and updates about Meta. I'm looking forward to communicating with you all.

A one-way broadcast system called WhatsApp Channels gives users a private way to get updates from people and organizations that are important to them within WhatsApp. WhatsApp wants to build the most exclusive broadcasting service on the market with Channels.

Going to the "Updates" menu on a smartphone will allow users to locate and access channels. Users can find a channel they want to follow or create their own channels on this tab, which is integrated with the status tab. In a channel post, users can only interact with emojis and view the overall number of reactions. No user can see how another user has responded to a post because the reactions are private, preserving complete anonymity.