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WhatsApp has been adding a lot of features this year and the latest one before ending 2022 is Improved Calling. In this update, the company has added 32 Person Calls, Message or Mute Call Participants and Call Links. The new features are pretty straightforward. Just like with voice calls, you can now do video calls on your mobile with up to 32 people (which is four times the number of people than before). You can also choose to message or mute a call by doing a long press on a participant, which will also enlarge the video or audio feed while the calls are ongoing. Finally, you can easily invite people to a group call by sharing a call link. On top of that, there are other design changes made in the update. WhatsApp has also added colourful waveforms so that you can see who is speaking if their camera is off. An in-call banner notification will appear when someone new joins a group call and last but not least, there is beta testing on a Picture-in-Picture for iOS users. It should be rolling out in the new year. To recap, WhatsApp has added several new features, this includes view-once messages

WhatsApp’s new features include 32-person calls, and even some design changes. — SoyaCincau pic Follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our Telegram channel and browser alerts for the latest news you need to know. By Dzamira Dzafri Friday, 16 Dec 2022 8:22 AM MYT KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 16 — WhatsApp announced several new features that promise “improved calling” for its users. They include 32-person calls, and even some design changes “for a more seamless calling experience”.“That’s why over the course of this year we’ve launched several improvements to calling on WhatsApp, for catching up with your loved ones, colleagues and communities securely,” said WhatsApp in their press release.Features for better group callsWith WhatsApp’s new update, you will soon be able to make video calls with up to 32 people. It’s about four times the number of people than before, as you’re able to just make a group call with seven others.Additionally, long pressing on a participant in a group call will enlarge the video or audio feed. You can use the enlarged feed to either mute or message them separately while the call is still going.And you might have been able to do this feature already, but WhatsApp introduced call

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WhatsApp picture-in-picture mode for video calls has begun testing for Apple iPhones. Given that, when is WhatsApp's picture-in-picture mode going to be widely available on iPhones? The tech giant has announced its potential release timeline. But for now, it is still under its testing phase on iOS. (Photo : INDRANIL MUKHERJEE/AFP via Getty Images) In this photo illustration taken on November 6, 2020, a user updates Facebook's WhatsApp application on his mobile phone in Mumbai. WhatsApp Picture-in-Picture Mode for Video Calls on Apple iPhones As per the latest report by The Verge, the giant messaging service is now testing out its picture-in-picture mode for iPhones. WhatsApp announced in its latest blog post that "Picture in Picture on iOS" is now in its beta testing. It further explains that this feature should let users "easily multitask while on a call." The new mode would allow users to do other tasks while on a video call. And as such, they could check their messages or browse Instagram or Twitter while catching up with someone. It is a pretty handy feature that WhatsApp iOS users are missing out on. (Photo : KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV/AFP via Getty Images) A picture taken on November 11, 2021 in

Image Source : PIXABAY WhatsApp WhatsApp has started to roll out a new feature which will give users the ability to search groups by entering a contact name on the Desktop version. The feature will appear to some users after installing the latest WhatsApp Desktop update, reports WABetaInfo. With the new feature, users could get a list of all their recent groups in common with a contact by entering their name within the search bar. It is helpful for users who joined many groups on the platform and do not remember the name of a group in common with a specific contact. It will be rolled out to more people over the coming days, the report said. Last month, the messaging platform was reportedly working on a mute shortcut for group chats for a future update of WhatsApp Desktop beta. The mute shortcut will display at the top of group chats and will help users to disable notifications of messages received in the group. Meanwhile, earlier this month, Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company is bringing digital avatars to the messaging platform. Inputs from IANS Latest Technology News

WhatsApp users may soon have access to a brand-new feature which will allow messages to disappear after being read once. The eagle-eyed team at WABetainfo say that the Meta-owned service appears to be testing a 'view once' option for the popular instant messaging (IM) service - which would allow users to send messages that can only be read once before vanishing forever. It's a feature that long-time rivals Snapchat made their name from, but until recently, WhatsApp has never signified an interest in a similar method of communication. Read more: Urgent WhatsApp warning issued to millions after phone numbers stolen by hackers The Express reports that alongside self-destructing, all chats sent using the function will not include the ability to be forwarded, nor copied and pasted. It is also very likely that screenshots will be barred when using the view once function, creating a totally secret way of messaging. Snapchat on the other hand allows screenshotting, but senders will receive a notification when a recipient does so. Of course, at present users can already send 'Disappearing Messages' through WhatsApp, but these remain on file for at least 24 hours before being deleted. A new upgrade would see complete confidentiality with

WhatsApp is working on a new version of its ‘disappearing messages’ feature, which would see the texts vanish immediately after being read. While the current version of the feature enables users to set messages to disappear after 24 hours, 7 days or 90 days, that may soon change. Xbox Series S discounted again in time for Christmas You can grab the Xbox Series S console in time for Christmas for £199. That’s £50.99 off and a saving of 20% overall. Amazon Was £249.99 Now £199 View Deal According to WABetaInfo, the new feature in testing will ensure the message disappears for the sender and the recipient, as soon as that double blue tick arrives to show it has been read. Right now WhatsApp lets users set photos and videos to view once, following in the footsteps of Snapchat. The idea is to use it to send more sensitive information. You can’t forward the image and you can’t take a screenshot/screen-recording of the media either. One would assume, if WhatsApp rolls this feature out to encompass text messages, the same principle would apply. If the feature replicates the test screenshot posted by WABetaInfo, recipients will see a “text expired” notification once

Home News Mobile Phones (Image credit: Anton/Pexels) WhatsApp continues to work on disappearing messaging with its most extreme version yet: View Once messages à la Snapchat.Now instead of having to choose from 24 hours to 90 days for a message to disappear forever, these texts will immediately delete themselves after opening. These texts also can’t be forwarded to another user or copied onto a device. And according to WABetaInfo, which found the upcoming feature, there will be a slightly different icon for these messages: an arrow with a lock on it. At this point, it’s unknown what the update will do for taking screenshots of View Once messages. WABetaInfo can’t confirm if screenshotting is blocked or not as the feature is still in beta, but considering this is a part of WhatsApp owner Meta’s efforts to support user privacy, there’s a pretty good chance this will be a function.If any of this sounds familiar, that’s because WhatsApp added the same function for images and videos earlier this year. It’s worth noting you can actually screenshot and screen record this particular type of View Once media, and on top of that, you won’t be notified if the recipient does this.View Once

Tribune News Service Ravinder Saini Mahendragarh, December 11 Close on the heels of detection of two GPS trackers on a patrol vehicle of the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) in Rohtak, the Mahendragarh police have arrested two transporters, who operated a WhatsApp group that shared the location of RTA officials to escape challans by diverting routes of overloaded vehicles. The police investigation has revealed that the WhatsApp group had more than 100 members comprising transporters, drivers of heavy vehicles and residents of Narnaul city who provided information about the location of RTA patrol vehicles. The police will be questioning all members of the group. “The two arrested last night have been identified as Anil of Dumoli Khurd in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan and Pradeep, alias Bunti, of Chandpur Ki Dhani  in Rewari district. Both were the admin of the WhatsApp group. Both accused have dumpers and tractor-trollies to transport mining material,” a police spokesman said, adding that the duo have been remanded in custody to get more information about the racket. “This illegal practice came to the fore in September when the police recovered a cell-phone from a youth who was keeping tabs on the RTA officials during a checking operation

If you find yourself in a situation where you’ve just been sent a very important message on WhatsApp and you need to save it to your pc, or have it bookmarked in your email, you’ve come to the right place. This Syrus guide will help you go step by step to see how to send a WhtasApp message to an email. The task to be done, as you will see below, is very simple, you can do it using the WhatsApp application for Android and iOS operating systems. Or you can also forward your WhatsApp message from your computer using WhatsApp desktop client services or WhatsApp web. All you’ll have to do is perform the chat export or, copy and paste a message to email it. How to send a WhtasApp message to an email As just mentioned above, one of the methods of sending a WhatsApp message to an email is to export chats. We are talking about a built-in feature of the WhatsApp application that allows you to save all the messages contained within a single chat, with the purpose of sending them via email. So let’s quickly see how to do it if you use an Android