A feature that was previously exclusively supported for group or multi-member chats—the ability to create and distribute polls in individual chats—is now being rolled out by WhatsApp.

Since WABetaInfo issued a warning in March that it was adding the button “Create polls,” a section that then had a space to include a question, the firm has been working on creating this functionality.

It wasn’t until the beginning of October that this particular portal found out that the instant messaging app was making this feature available to some iOS beta testers via the TestFlight program.

Then he said that the “software” would display the “Survey” option to these people along with other things they may share in a group, such files, photographs, or audio. He also affirmed that the poll’s designers might include up to 12 options for alternative responses.

In the most recent version of WhatsApp for Android, 2.22.23.12, the business has begun to integrate this functionality through the Google Play beta program, according to WABetaInfo, which has also confirmed that these polls can also be conducted in individual chats.

The interface that the application now displays when configuring the survey is identical to that of chats with many members since it includes a part to input the question at the top followed by numerous possibilities to write the alternative answers.

Additionally, there is a button to add alternatives (+ Add) at the bottom, which, like in group chats, enables you to add up to 12 potential responses. Similar to how polls are updated instantly by WhatsApp when a vote is cast, they are also completely encrypted.

Some beta testers who download the most recent version of this Meta service through the Play Store will be able to create polls in specific chats, according to WABetaInfo.