According to WBI, Meta-owned WhatsApp has been planning to release three new features for the Android and Windows users.Starting off with the first change, WhatsApp is introducing an exciting new feature for its Windows testing audience. The latest pilot variant, labelled 2.2322.1.0, brings the long-awaited screen-sharing functionality to video calls. This means that users can now share their screens with others during a video call, making it easier to collaborate, show presentations, or simply share content with friends and family.Screen-sharing has become an essential feature in today’s digital landscape, enabling people to work together remotely and enhance communication. With this update, WhatsApp is catching up with other popular video conferencing platforms that have already incorporated this capability. Now, Windows users can enjoy the convenience of sharing their screens while having a video conversation, regardless of whether it’s for professional or personal purposes. A small group of testing audiences has already released the pilot version, and it is expected that the group will be expanded soon.In addition to screen-sharing, WhatsApp is also introducing a new message editing feature in its Windows pilot variant. This feature allows users to edit and modify their sent messages even after they have been dispatched. It’s
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