- WhatsApp will soon allow users to use picture-in-picture for iPhone video conversations.
- the company has stated that it intends to provide the feature to the general public sometime in early 2023.
- The maximum number of individuals on a call has been increased to 32.
WhatsApp adds new features to make its platform better than others in the play store and apple store. Because of this, it is, without a doubt, the most trustworthy, user-friendly, and up-to-date app on the market today.
It’s no surprise that the company is constantly releasing updates, and now we know that WhatsApp will soon have the ability to use picture-in-picture for iPhone video conversations.
Currently in beta testing with a subset of users, the company has stated that it intends to provide the feature to the general public sometime in early 2023.
WhatsApp made the news in a blog post, in which it also detailed further improvements to video and audio calls made during 2022.
WhatsApp made the news in a blog post, in which they also detailed other improvements to voice and video calls made throughout the year 2022.
Calls with up to 32 participants: a significant increase in the capacity of existing voice and video communication services. The maximum number of individuals on a call has been increased to 32.
Users can now send a message or silence another user by holding down on their avatar for a few seconds. A participant’s video can be magnified by pressing and holding on their thumbnail, and the option to mute or send a private message can be used in the same way.
Similar to zoom, you may now get a link to your call that you can share with others so they can join in on the conversation.
The colourful waveforms make it simple to identify the speaker even when the camera is disabled.
Banner alerts displayed inside of calls let you know when new participants have joined your group.
The public can start using these enhancements around 2022. Even though these capabilities have been released, Picture-in-Picture mode has yet to reach end users.
Alpha users noticed this and said it’s very similar to FaceTime calls. The firm has verified the existence of this function and shared that it will be made available to iOS users before making its way to Android users.
Despite the lack of a specific release date, the corporation has confirmed that this enhancement will be available somewhere in the first half of 2023.
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