The WhatsApp beta for Android update (v2.16.80) by means of the Google Play beta testing program shows the video calling feature, be that as it may, it isn't utilitarian yet. To recall, the Facebook-owned messaging service had taken off voice calling a staged way, at first utilizing a invitation based framework before all the more extensively moving it out crosswise over cell phone platforms. We wonder how the company plans to implement the service this time.
In its non-utilitarian shape, the WhatsApp interface sees no real contrast with the presentation of the video calling feature. It is accessible by means of the call button inside a chat screen, with the user being given the choice of sound call or video call.
In the event that you attempt to put a video call, you are welcomed with a message saying "Couldn't put call. Video Calling is unavailable as of now." We got the same message notwithstanding when both the users are using v2.16.80 of the WhatsApp beta for Android. The version can likewise be sideloaded by means of APK Mirror.
Bits of gossip about the rollout of WhatsApp Video Calling had expanded in the later past, with a standout amongst the latest demonstrating precisely the same "couldn't place call" screen we see now from a leaked WhatsApp translation request.
WhatsApp has been gradually however relentlessly growing its list of capabilities for users, with a few redesigns in the later past conveying features like end-to-end encryption, document sharing, text formatting, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. It is as of now foreseen to soon bring voice mail, call back, and compressed file sharing backing. The messaging application this week likewise released its first desktop applications, making WhatsApp accessible for Windows and OS X clients in non-browser platform.
Is it true that you are content with WhatsApp voice calling? Is it true that you are anticipating video calling? Do you prefer other messaging applications? Tell us what you think about the approaching arrival of WhatsApp Video Calling in the comments box underneath.
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