WhatsApp video call function: Users of Apple iPhones can now make use of this function

 When using this function, all screen activity, including notifications, will be recorded and shared with the others participating in the video conference.

According to reports, WhatsApp has begun to roll out new video call functionality for a small number of Apple iPhone customers. According to a report from WABetaInfo, a new beta version for iOS users of the Meta-owned messaging service has begun to roll out. This upgrade allows users to share their screens during a video conversation.

The capability and the one Apple included for FaceTime in iOS 15 are fairly similar. Beta WhatsApp users will now be able to see a new icon during video calls as a result of the most recent upgrade. Users will be able to share their screen's contents with everyone on the call with this new option.

When using this function, all screen activity, including notifications, will be recorded and shared with the others participating in the video conference. Some beta testers have access to the feature, which is anticipated to become available to even more customers over the next few weeks, according to the article.

Earlier this week, news emerged that the messaging service was distributing a new video communications feature to a select group of iOS and Android beta testers. Beta users now have the option to shoot and send video messages thanks to this new functionality.

Its validity will be substantially increased because recipients will be able to tell when they receive a video message and confirm that it was recently recorded. With contributions from IANS