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WhatsApp, is the instant messaging app that has the most users in the world and within this framework it is constantly offering updates to improve the experience of its users. Within that framework, you have multiple ways to communicate beyond text messages. They can be used in the app, images, stickers, videos and even calls are the options offered by the popular messaging application, but now it is preparing a new update what a novelty. It is about sending short video messagesa function that, for now, will only be available for iPhone.
as reported WhatsApp already has a hidden option within its developer test version that allows you to send and receive these types of messages or short video messages. However, the feature is not yet available to users, even those with the beta version installed, which suggests that WhatsApp is still working on it.
But WABetaInfo researchers were able to activate it and found that it works in a similar way to short video messages on Telegram.
How will WhatsApp video messages work?
This new update of WhatsApp Apparently it will be as easy as sending audios. To be able to send short video messages users will need to hold down a button to record a clip for up to 60 seconds. Once sent, it will be displayed in the chat in a circular format and will play automatically.
Additionally, these short video messages from WhatsApp they will also be end-to-end encrypted (encrypted) and cannot be saved or forwarded, to protect the privacy of your users. Although it should be noted that taking screenshots of them will be allowed.
This function is intended to help users express themselves and communicate better, especially when they want to show something important with the camera, are in an emergency, or cannot send audio. That’s why those who have iPhone wonder when video messaging will be available on WhatsApp, for which there is still no answer.
And although Meta has not yet announced when it plans to make available to all its users of WhatsApp the new update with these short video messagesit is assumed that they will start rolling out the feature to iOS devices first, i.e. iPhone and then generally.
