Meta is expanding WhatsApp's functionality by testing native voice and video calling features on its desktop web clients, according to a report from WABetaInfo released on Monday. The feature is ...

The button simply initiates a video call on WhatsApp's infrastructure using the UI built into Google Messages, acting as a shortcut to the Meta-owned messaging giant's service.

Currently, when you receive a video call on WhatsApp, your front camera automatically turns on, and there’s no way to accept the call without your camera being on. While this might not be a big ...

WhatsApp beta version (2.25.7.3 for Android), as pointed out by Android Authority, reveals a countermeasure — one that will give you the option to answer a video call with your camera off.

Meta’s WhatsApp video calls are getting a speaker spotlight and making it so that video calls can have up to 32 people, no matter what device you’re on.

Image Credits:WhatsApp WhatsApp’s expanded video calling support across devices aligns with Apple’s FaceTime, which also allows iPhone and iPad users to have up to 32 participants on video calls.

In the future, Google could allow users to initiate a WhatsApp video call from within the Google Messages chat. We spotted clues for this integration in Google Messages v20250131 and managed to ...

WhatsApp now lets you choose specific members of a group chat to call, if you don't want to bother the whole group. In addition, there are a few other changes to audio and video calls you may notice.

A new feature has been found in the latest WhatsApp beta version (2.25.7.3 for Android) that gives users the option to turn off their video before accepting a video call. Right now, when you ...

It was spotted when using Google Phone v124.0.608164421-publicbeta while also using WhatsApp v2.24.6.6, but we couldn’t get it working while using those versions on our own devices.