WhatsApp is working on adding a host of new features to its platform. The company recently added in-chat polls and Communities features to its platform and now word is that the Meta-owned messaging platform has started to roll out picture-in-picture mode for the video calls in its iOS-based app. Also Read – Meta removes 32 million pieces of bad content on Facebook, Instagram It is worth noting that, WhatsApp does enable users to use the picture-in-picture mode in its Android and iOS-based apps. However, this feature is available only for videos shared from other apps such as YouTube or Facebook. Now, the company is planning to extend similar privileges to video calls on its platform. The idea is to help users to use other apps while video calling a friend or a family member. Also Read – WhatsApp is working on voice status updates on iOS beta According to a report by WABetaInfo, the blog that tracks developments in WhatsApp, users of the messaging platform will be able to use other apps while placing a video call on WhatsApp. Also Read – Facebook parent company Meta received 55,497 requests for user data from Indian government That said, WhatsApp has not
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