WhatsApp now has a special feature, that could turn the online world to a real world : group video calls.

That’s a fairly modest increase, particularly compared to other services. Facebook messenger has group video calls of up to 30, while Snapchat supports 16 participants.

But the feature is likely more challenging for WhatsApp than some of its competitors. Its video calls, like other messages sent within the app, are end-to-end encrypted by default, for one thing. The company will also ensure new features are optimized for people with slower connections and older devices.

Once the feature is live, you can start making group video calls within the app by taping on the new “add participant” option in the top right corner of the screen while you’re video chatting.



The company has announce this on a blog post on Tuesday see it below;

“Over the last couple of years, people have enjoyed making voice and video calls on WhatsApp. In fact, our users spend over 2 billion minutes on calls per day. We’re excited to announce that group calls for voice and video are coming to WhatsApp starting today.

Read more @http://www.horlaxmedia.com/2018/08/announcement-whatsapp-want-to-attach.html

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