WhatsApp finally announces its new communities feature and 32-person video calls.
Earlier this year, Mark
Zuckerberg announced the launch of the Communities features for WhatsApp. Now, this
new feature is finally coming to WhatsApp users across the globe. The instant
messaging service announced a plethora of new features for its platform that
not only have Communities but also a couple Group features that entail
32-person video calls.
Previously, the 32-party
calling feature was limited to voice calls only. But now, users can connect
with 32 people all at once by video call. With this new feature, WhatsApp
intends to compete with other video conferencing apps like Google Meet and
Zoom.
Though WhatsApp took a while
to roll out the large group calling feature, since this was in high demand
during COVID-19, it isn't just there for that matter.
This feature can be used by
large organizations, small businesses, or your family. Groups now finally get
the support of up to 1,024 members. Engadget spotted this information in
October. However, as per Engadget, these group features will not be available to
everyone immediately.
The Communities feature
allows you to create smaller groups within the community. That way, members can
talk about things important to them and switch between them in an instant.
Administrators will also have a few powerful tools that'll help them manage
these communities.
WhatsApp's new communities
feature has the ability to broadcast announcements to all community members and
choose which groups to include. These groups will also have end-to-end
encryption, making them more secure.
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