In these days of confinement due to the coronavirus, video calls have become an integral part of our social relationships. Connecting with the people we love and being able to see them on the touch screen today is the best way to send traditional messages or voice calls.
With thousands of applications for video calls, Skype has become a very veteran solution and alternatives such as Google Duo or Zoom are becoming increasingly popular. Another way that is proving to be very effective is WhatsApp, which has announced some changes to keep its program growing.
The WhatsApp call button reaches groups
We've made it easier than ever to start a group call from WhatsApp for groups of 4 or less. From your group chat tap the video or voice icon to start the call right with everyone to chat! 🙌
– WhatsApp Inc. (@WhatsApp) April 7, 2020
WhatsApp has announced a new feature for its messaging app that makes communication easier than ever. The task is as simple as providing direct access to a video call button that was already in individual conversations in groups.
Work has its catch, which, again, is what it is Use them only in groups of 4 people or less. The reason is due to the restriction on the WhatsApp application itself, which does not allow video calls with more than 4 people at a time.
By pressing a button, we will call all members of the phone directly. What if my team is more than four people? The CallApp driver button is still available as a shortcut. When we click on it we can select up to three people in a group and make a call or video call.
The fact is that new things are coming at a good time, because WhatsApp is still the most popular messaging application. However, something new seems bizarre when we consider that the Google Duo increased its video calls over the past few days to allow up to 12 people.
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