WhatsApp will compete with Zoom and Google Duo with this feature

WhatsApp is working on the ability to add more users than ever before in group calling. Currently, four people can make a group call simultaneously in the instant messaging app, but a new report has informed that the developer is working to increase this limit to four in the latest Android beta of WhatsApp. Somewhere the reason for this could be social distancing due to coronavirus infection across the world. Currently, apps like Zoom and Google Duo allow video calling with dozens of people simultaneously and that is why these apps have become very popular around the world in a few weeks. WhatsApp also now wants to adopt this feature and is trying to add more users to group calling.

WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp features, has released this new feature in WhatsApp v2.20.128 Beta and WhatsApp v2.20.129 Beta for Android. feature To searched Are. Some evidence of this upcoming feature has been found in WhatsApp v2.20.128 beta for Android. This feature has not been enabled yet, so even if users are on the latest version they will not see the feature. Currently, the limit for group calling in WhatsApp is four users and WhatsApp is working to increase this limit. However, at present it is not clear what will be the number of users for group calling. However, obviously after the introduction of this feature, all the group calling users will have to download the latest update of WhatsApp on their phones.

There is currently no information on when this feature will be rolled out commercially. The website has also issued a warning that this latest beta update also brings some problems with the group call feature. It is also advised that if group calling is not very important for the user, then he/she should not download this latest update. This feature was first seen in WhatsApp v2.20.50.23 beta for iOS.

Apart from this, WhatsApp has released another beta version WhatsApp v2.20.129 for Android, which brings a new call header. It states that calls are secure with end-to-end encryption.