WhatsApp introduces audio and video calling feature on web version

WhatsApp has introduced a major update for its web version, allowing users to make audio and video calls directly from their browsers.

The new feature includes additional options such as screen sharing and call reactions. A dedicated Calls tab has also been added to the web version, enabling users to access their call history and view favorite contacts more conveniently.

According to WhatsApp, calls made through the web platform will be protected with end-to-end encryption, ensuring that conversations remain private.

The company also confirmed that there will be no time limit on the duration of web calls.

The update further allows users to seamlessly transfer calls between devices. Users will be able to move ongoing calls between WhatsApp on mobile devices, the web version, and the WhatsApp desktop application without interruption.

The new feature is expected to enhance the calling experience for users who rely on WhatsApp Web for communication and productivity.

How to reserve a username on WhatsApp: Step-by-step guide

WhatsApp is gradually rolling out usernames, allowing users to connect without sharing their phone numbers. However, usernames cannot currently be reserved in advance. They can only be claimed once the feature becomes available on an account. Step 1: Update WhatsApp Before checking for the username feature, ensure you have the latest version of WhatsApp. Open the Google Play Store (Android) or Apple App Store (iPhone). Search for WhatsApp. Tap Update if a newer version is available. Step 2: Open WhatsApp Settings Launch WhatsApp. On Android, tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner and select Settings. On iPhone, tap Settings in […]

Read More

mmnews.tv