Screen sharing is on the way to WhatsApp on Windows, and you can already try it out

(Image credit: Facebook) What you need to knowThe latest WhatsApp Beta update brings the up to version 2.2322.1.0.WhatsApp Beta will let you share your screen with other users while on a video call.Experimental features like screen sharing and dark mode are first shipped to WhatsApp Beta for testing before they are rolled out to more users.WhatsApp has incorporated several new features for testers to try out in the past couple of months, including a dark mode that’s persistent throughout the app. A new version of WhatsApp Beta just dropped, bringing it to version 2.2322.1.0.The update ships with screen-sharing support. You can now share your screen with other users on a video call. This will allow the platform to compete with other platforms like Skype and Slack on an even playing field.Microsoft Teams also ships with the Live Share feature designed to allow users to collaborate in real-time during meetings. It’s also possible to share an app window directly into a Microsoft Teams meeting via the Taskbar in Windows 11.The screen-sharing feature will be available to limited users on WhatsApp Beta initially, but it should roll out to more users in the next few days. If it’s available, the option will
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