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Users could see when a message was delivered, but not when it was read.

Looking back at WhatsApp version 2.11.431 —released in late 2014—is like visiting a digital time capsule. This version was a major milestone for the app, as it was one of the first builds to introduce the now-infamous "Blue Ticks" (Read Receipts) , a feature that permanently changed how we communicate. Key Highlights of Version 2.11.431 The "Read Receipt" Debut:

Prior to this build, WhatsApp looked like a generic Java app. Version 2.11.431 embraced Google’s then-new "Holo" design language. It ditched the cartoony gradients for a sleek, dark header and crisp action bars. For retro-enthusiasts, this UI is still beautiful in its simplicity.

Some of the key features of WhatsApp 2.11.431 include:

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During the era of version 2.11.431, WhatsApp was undergoing rapid expansion following its $19 billion acquisition by Facebook.