WhatsApp plans to add video calls and voice calls to WhatsApp Web, making it a viable alternative to Zoom for your office video conferencing needs. Until now, WhatsApp Web has been a fairly basic tool, useful only for sending and receiving text and images, but its developers have worked hard and soon it will be possible to use the online application to exchange voice and video calls as well. . As reported by WABetaInfo detectives, who specialize in discovering upcoming WhatsApp features by digging into the application's source code, call buttons will appear on the top right of the web interface. When a call is in progress, a small popup window will appear to show you its status (a useful feature that will allow you to browse the web in other browser tabs at the same time). While the feature has yet to be officially released, WABetaInfo suggests that it could arrive in a few weeks as it appears to be almost complete. We will keep you posted as it becomes available.
What's next for WhatsApp?
If you only use WhatsApp on your phone, not on the web, there are still plenty of cool features in the works, including the ability to send self-destructing photos that aren't stored on the recipient's phone and are removed from the chat once they've been viewed. If you want to be the first to try out the latest features, you'll need to join WhatsApp's beta program. Unfortunately, the program for Apple devices is currently full, but it's worth keeping an eye on the Testflight page to see if a slot opens up. To join the beta program for Android, visit the WhatsApp Beta page on Google Play and enter your details. If you have already installed the public version of WhatsApp, it will automatically update to the beta version in a few hours. The best telephone offers of the day: Unlimited minutes Unlimited texts Unlimited data
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