That, at least, is how the feature should work, but a recently discovered bug — fixed in the last version of iOS — allowed users to see "View Once" content as many times as they wanted.

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Despite the feature’s intended one-time viewing limitation, repeated access would be possible by sorting the media by ‘Newest,’ which would return at the top ... a bug patch over the weekend. The ...

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WhatsApp introduced its 'View ... bug by going to Settings, selecting Storage and Data, and then navigating to Manage Storage. From there, they could locate the contact who shared the disappearing ...

The issue was reportedly present in WhatsApp for iOS Users are not yet allowed to view the "view once" media on Web versions Meta has yet to publicly address the issue ...

Sort by: Newest. The supposed view once media is there in all its glory at the top of the list. The GIF above highlights the Storage and data → Manage Storage → 'User' screen that houses all ...

WhatsApp on iOS recently suffered from a bug that allowed users to access all photos sent using the view once feature via the app's settings. However, as reported by Android Police, the issue has now ...

The bug, which has since been fixed after Meta was contacted, could be exploited via the settings. If you sorted by the latest content in the storage management area, view-once content suddenly ...

WhatsApp’s "View Once" feature is meant to offer a layer of privacy by ensuring that shared media disappears after being viewed. However, a recently discovered bug made the feature unreliable ...