Whatsapp Group Chat Scroll To Bottom

Hi guys...
This might not be important to many but I just miss it so much.
When you guys have several messages on a Whatsapp group chat and open it, and try to scroll, how do you instantly scroll to bottom?
In my Mom's android phone, as soon as you scroll down, two little arrows in the bottom right corner appear and if you click they instantly scroll down.
I can't manage to see those on my iPhone (iOS 8, latest whatsapp version). The only way I found is to open group chat, put whatsapp in background (i:e: going back to iPhones menu), and going back to the group - now I am in the last message.
This is very useful when you have 100,200 messages and you just don't wanna read them.
Thank you very much!

Since you're using a 3rd party app, suggest you ask Whatsapp or look at their support site.

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Need to stop group chat from jumping down to new p...

I have people that need to be able to scroll up and read back in Chat .. but they lose their place every time when it jumps back down with a new post.
Anything we can do? This is in a group chat BTW ...

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