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Microsoft’s Kaizala app updates on iOS with new conversation features

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
October 4, 2018
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Microsoft’s Kaizala app updated to Version 1.103.1028 on Apple’s iOS devices today. This latest update adds the new ability to begin a chat from the likes and comments pane, add text while sending a photo, and mark conversations as unread or read. There are also a variety of miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements.

Here’s the official release notes:

Apart from bug fixes and performance improvements, this update has the following features:

  1. Start chat from Likes and Comments
  2. Add text while sending Photo with Location
  3. Mark conversations as read or unread

Microsoft Kaizala is a work-focuses communication app that allows users to chat with each other, send surveys and polls, share photos and locations, and view bills and expenses.




The app was originally a Microsoft Garage project but it proved so popular that it was officially launched as a legit app and service. Kiazala is mostly used in India but it’s also available in most other regions.

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