WhatsApp has begun rolling out audio and video calling on WhatsApp Web, allowing users to make and receive calls directly from a browser without downloading any application. The feature, announced by ...

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“WhatsApp calls now work in your browser. Your 47 open Chrome tabs finally got company that's actually useful,” WhatsApp CEO Kunal Shah said.

WhatsApp announced to launch group audio/video calls to WhatsApp Web. The platform has also introduced new features such as Call Transfer, Waiting Room for group calls, QuickHD video quality, and ...

Voice and video calling are coming directly to WhatsApp Web, and you can try the beta now. No app download. No installation. No switching devices. You’ll be able to click a phone or camera icon right ...

WhatsApp Web now supports encrypted voice and video calls with screen sharing, reactions, call transfer and noise suppression—see how it works.

WhatsApp Web is finally introducing support for end-to-end encrypted voice and video calling, along with features like Call Transfer and Waiting Room. Users are ...

The web version of WhatsApp is getting a major upgrade: you will soon be able to make voice and video calls. Even though many people like to use the web version of WhatsApp, there are still some ...