WhatsApp is officially rolling out a new update that gives admins even more control over the privacy of their groups
. Specifically, the new update will give admins the ability to approve or reject pending participants as well as seeing common groups with contacts.
With this update, admins are able to decide who is able to join a group. This includes those who request to join through both invite links or a joinable group in a community. This ensures that no bad actors or unwelcome individuals can join a group without the permission of one of the admins put in charge.Secondly, WhatsApp users will be able to view all the groups they have in common with any individual contact.
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