New feature is being tested and will be rolled out both voice and video conference calls soon
WhatsApp – popular messaging app of smartphone’s world appears to be planning to bring group voice and video calls for their subscribers very soon.
WhatsApp, the delay of video calling caused a large number of people to drifted towards We-chat, imo, Skype & Google Hangouts.
According to WaBetaInfo, that tests new WhatsApp features said that the feature is being tested and will soon be rolled out to make both conference calls voice and video to their friend, family members as well as office colleagues.
Before, WhatsApp introduced video calling, however, the ability to have group video conversations still existed in the more premium versions of Skype.
The latest feature will soon make its way to most of the smartphones, but as of now, the group calling code for WhatsApp has been spotted in the latest beta version for the iPhone app
WhatsApp has come a long way since it started in 2009. The world’s most popular messaging app added the voice-calling feature in February 2015 and by June 2016, more than 100 million voice calls are made per day on WhatsApp
WhatsApp recently introduced a new feature for its Android and iOS users called the live location sharing within your circle.
There are a lot of hidden references about group voice calls, but there is only one reference to group video calls. So group video calls are partially confirmed at the moment.
According to the WhatsApp watcher, the iPhone app will soon give group administrators more power, with the ability to remove a greater number of participants from a group at once.
WhatsApp has also announced advanced features for improved group management, including a tool that will prevent the group creator to be deleted from the group by other administrators.
The newest beta version for Android has several updates, including a smaller app size and a feature that would notify your friends when you change your number.
WABetaInfo also reported that WhatsApp for iPhone app will soon give group administrators more power, and also the ability to select and remove multiple participants from a group at once.