To be rolled out from this month
People will have the ability to exit WhatsApp group chats, without the knowledge of others.
It's part of the social media platform's new privacy measures.
An update to the messaging app will also allow users to control who can see when they're online.
Another feature will block people from taking screenshots of View Once messages, which are designed to disappear after being opened.
The changes are being rolled out this month.
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