Written by Mounis Hawass Sunday, September 17, 2023 11:03 AM A recent report revealed that Meta is currently testing a new update for users of the beta version of Whatsappincreases the maximum number of participants that can be added before starting a group call.
According to a report issued by the leaks website interested in WhatsApp news, WABetainfo, the beta version of WhatsApp for Android will allow users to start group calls with up to 31 people participating, and it also said that there are minor improvements to the calls tab.
Make group calls on WhatsApp
The group calling feature allows up to 31 participants to join a group voice call on WhatsApp if you are using the latest version of WhatsApp. However, users initially had a selection limit of 15 contacts when initiating such a call. It should be noted that the The feature is 7 to 15 and the current stable version allows users to start group calls with 15 people.
In addition to the 31-person group calling feature, WhatsApp is now introducing a redesigned interface for the Calls tab, and the report said: “It appears that WhatsApp continues to work on improving calls by adding similar improvements with the latest updates,” and WhatsApp added some minor modifications to the call tab. Calls tab.
The contact links are no longer mentioned within the screen and now only state that it is possible to call one or more contacts. In addition, the floating action button has also been updated with a plus icon. The feature to start group calls with up to 31 participants is available, in addition to improvements. Slightly on the Calls tab, for a limited number of beta testers, and will be rolled out to more people in the coming weeks.
