WhatsApp is now rolling out a new feature that will allow users to easily share their screen during video calls.
It’s important to note that this screen-sharing capability may not be available on older versions of Android. Additionally, it may not function during large group calls.
Meta-owned instant messaging application WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out a screen-sharing feature, as well as a new placement for tabs within the bottom navigation bar, and it’s available to some beta testers running Android 2.23.11.19 To update, install the latest WhatsApp beta. From Google Play Store.
“WhatsApp keeps working on improving voice and video calls in the Android app. After introducing changes regarding color for missed calls in the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.10.4 update, WhatsApp is now rolling out a new feature that will allow users to easily turn off their screen during video calls, reports WABetaInfo. can share.
As per the information shared by WABetaInfo, by tapping on the designated icon within the call control view, users will be asked to share their screen.
This feature enables recording and sharing of everything displayed on the screen with the recipient.
It’s important to note that this screen-sharing capability may not be available on older versions of Android. Additionally, it may not function during large group calls. Also, if the recipient is using an older version of WhatsApp, he may not be able to see the shared content on the screen.
The report states that users will have complete control over this feature. Despite the continuous broadcast of your screen content during a video call, you can pause the process at any time. Also, this feature is enabled only if you give your consent for the content of your screen to be shared.
After installing the WhatsApp Beta for Android 2.23.11.19 update, some users may notice some minor changes regarding the new bottom navigation bar.
In particular, some of the tabs in the bottom navigation bar are arranged in a certain order. Specifically, some users may now see tabs in this order in the bottom navigation bar: Chats, Calls, Communities, and Status.
The new placement for tabs in the bottom navigation bar, as well as the ability to share the contents of your screen, is available to some beta testers after installing the latest WhatsApp beta for Android update from the Google Play Store, and is rolling out being done. More users in the coming weeks.
