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Attention, all messaging app fiends out there.

WhatsApp is testing a new subscription tier, similar to Instagram Plus and Snapchat Plus,

that lets users pay for customized icons, themes, ringtones, and a whole lot more.

Now, before you get too excited, the paid plans features are largely cosmetic, I have to tell you.

Users don't get many additional functional features, you see.

WhatsApp Plus has been spotted by many users, though, including social media consultant Matt

Navarra.

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