A new feature is currently only accessible to a few beta testers, but it will eventually be made available to more people.
Users of the Meta-owned WhatsApp will soon be able to share displays during video calls thanks to a new feature.
The instant messaging software is introducing a screen-sharing functionality, as well as a new location for tabs below the bottom navigation bar, according to WaBetaInfo.
The new function is currently only accessible to a few beta testers, but it will eventually be made available to more people.
Prior to now, WhatsApp changed audio and video calls by enhancing them. The Android version of the app, it also made adjustments to the color of the missed calls.
You can share your screen with the other person by selecting the new icon in the call control view. There will be a shared recording of your screen.
This functionality might not work with older versions of Android. Additionally, this won’t function in calls with many participants or for users of outdated software versions.
The ability to cease sharing the screen anytime will give users complete control. Additionally, this function will only operate with your permission.
Additionally, users may notice slight adjustments to the bottom navigation bar, where tabs may now be placed differently. Exceptionally, certain users might now notice the following tabs in the bottom navigation bar: Chats, Calls, Communities, and Status, according to a WhatsApp observer.
