Key Highlights
- WhatsApp introduces audio feature during video calls.
- Similar to Zoom and Google Meet experience.
- WhatsApp is on it’s way to become the go-to communication platform for all needs.
WhatsApp is now introducing an exciting new feature that allows users to share music audio during video calls. Currently in the testing phase for Android beta users, this feature is expected to be available for all users in the near future.
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Shared Audio for Enhanced Group Interactions
According to a report by WABetaInfo, when a participant in a video call shares their screen, the audio they play on their device will be shared with others in the call. This feature extends to individual calls as well, creating a synchronized audio experience even in one-on-one video conversations. This not only enhances the overall call experience but also promotes a sense of togetherness in group interactions.
In addition to shared music, participants in a WhatsApp call can also watch videos together. The shared audio during video calls allows participants to synchronize their video playback experiences.
Previously, users relied on platforms like Zoom and Google Meet for synchronized audio experiences during video calls. Now, with WhatsApp’s latest update, users can seamlessly share music audio, watch videos together.
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WhatsApp: Rollout and Future Developments
The shared music audio feature is currently available to Android beta testers and is expected to roll out to all users in the coming weeks. WhatsApp continues to evolve its services, with a future update planned to enable users to search for others through their usernames on the web client, adding another layer of convenience to the platform.
Stay tuned to Giznext to know about these exciting updates.
