WhatsApp will soon rival Zoom on the web with the update it will receive. The application wants to attract the attention of corporate companies with this new update, which includes voice and video calls. Currently, 8 people can connect to voice and video calls at the same time. WhatsApp is trying to increase these numbers. Here are the details…
Support up to 32 people!
With the new update coming to WhatsApp Web, the application will allow 32 people to call at the same time. In this way, a group that will organize an online meeting will be able to connect directly via WhatsApp instead of using platforms such as Zoom.
However, WhatsApp officials are now reporting that the confusion of entering meetings will end. In the statement, he stated that you should always log in to platforms such as Zoom with your e-mail address, this complicates the user experience, and that WhatsApp already has access to your entire contact list, so you can easily log in to meetings.
The feature that will increase the authority of group administrators from WhatsApp!
Popular messaging platform WhatsApp is introducing new features to enhance the experience in group chats. Here are those features
The application is expected to receive the new update in a few days. Within the scope of this update, a brand new interface will come to the WhatsApp application installed on our computers. This interface will be quite similar to the WhatsApp application on our phones. In this way, it will be easier to use the video call feature.
In addition, with this new update, the optimization of the application will be increased. In this way, WhatsApp can be opened faster on Windows devices. Moreover, with this optimization increase, WhatsApp-related disruptions in video calls will be minimized.
This update may not seem like much compared to Zoom, which can host 100 participants in a meeting. However, the company states that it plans to increase the limit of people the app can host in group conversations. In this way, WhatsApp will be able to rival Zoom in a certain period. They are in a process that will proceed at a slower pace rather than all at once.
In addition, in the statements made on the Meta forums, it was stated that WhatsApp is not afraid of growing the groups that will participate in the talks, and this will be done slowly in the future. Judging by the statements and updates, we can say that WhatsApp has really put this job on its head.
But Zoom doesn’t just provide video chat. Application screen sharing, subtitle etc. offers support. It is not yet clear whether WhatsApp will offer such support. There is no explanation.
So what do you think? Which application would you like to use? We are waiting your comments!