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WhatsApp is introducing a reverse image search feature to combat misinformation. This feature, available on WhatsApp Web Beta and soon on Android, allows users to verify images shared with them by ...

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WhatsApp is working on a feature to enable users to reverse search images from its WhatsApp Web platform. This feature is reportedly under testing at the moment and is aimed to let WhatsApp users ...

But there’s good news! WhatsApp Web is set to roll out a new weapon in the fight against fake news: reverse image search. Soon, when you receive a suspicious image, you will be able to upload ...

The new features include a reverse image search tool to help verify shared images on WhatsApp and a built-in document scanner ...

The feature is currently in beta testing for Android and is being gradually rolled out to its users. It will soon be available on WhatsApp Web as well.

The good bit here is that users do not need to download the image on their desktop and WhatsApp will add a shortcut to launch the reverse image search process right from the web application.