WhatsApp has released a new beta version for Android devices, which brings a redesigned storage usage section for testing purposes. Some screenshots detailing the update had surfaced online last month. WhatsApp 2.20.201.9 beta for Android is the first release, which provides a glimpse of the redesigned storage usage section. This feature makes it easy for users to manage their storage. The section contains detailed information about the space used by WhatsApp media files. You will also be able to view large files found in the app in it.

As described by WABetaInfo, a blog that tracks WhatsApp features Has been reportedIn the latest beta of the upcoming WhatsApp for Android, a gradually redesigned storage usage section is being added for the users. However, this feature is not currently available to all beta testers.

The redesigned storage usage section was initially leaked by the same blog in June. It shows in detail the space occupied by media files shared on WhatsApp. Forwarded files and large files, there is a separate listing under Settings > Data and storage usage > Storage usage > Suggest clean up option.

Users can also sort their files by date or by their size. This update helps users to delete their non-important forwarded files and those files in a faster way and they can also manage their phone’s storage with ease.

WhatsApp has not given any information about when the developers will release this feature in the stable version for all users. However, if you are using its beta version on your Android device, you can Google Play Go to or download the latest version from APK Mirror sideload You can see it by doing this.

It is important to note that the redesigned storage usage section is not initially available to all beta testers and is being rolled out gradually through WhatsApp 2.20.9.9 beta. So chances are high that you might not be able to see this new section on your phone even after updating to beta release.