After updating the official version of 7.0.15 for iOS users this week, the WeChat team is working non-stop to release the beta version of 7.0.18 for Android again.

The biggest change in the beta version is that you can withdraw it by pressing and holding it within two minutes. More importantly, unlike chat messages, the other party will not see the withdrawal reminder.

Some netizens revealed that in the latest version of iOS, some users have also entered the grayscale test of this function.

In June this year, WeChat launched the "Tap a Pat" function. When you double-click a friend's avatar, the avatar will not only shake, but also a reminder "You took a pat 'XXX'" will appear. At the same time, when you double-click your avatar, a prompt will appear saying "You took a photo of yourself."

Subsequently, WeChat began to improve the PaiPai function experience, including allowing the addition of custom suffixes. In the new version of iOS mentioned earlier, bubble reminders are added for taking a photo.

Although it has been "broken" and suffered controversy, it seems that WeChat is very optimistic about the function of Paiyipai.