WhatsApp, the globally popular messaging app, is testing a new feature aimed at enhancing user privacy during video calls.

A hidden feature in the latest beta version of WhatsApp suggests users will soon be able to turn off video before accepting ...

The latest WhatsApp beta shows the company is working on a couple of new features that will make video calls more interactive.

WhatsApp is developing a new functionality which may provide users with more choice when it comes to picking up video calls, according to a new report. The instant message platform is said to be ...

You Can Control Your Camera Before Answering a Video Call WhatsApp is constantly improving user security and privacy with new ...

WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets you accept a video call without turning on your camera, according to a report by Android Authority.

WhatsApp can now be selected as the default calling and messaging app on iPhone, if users so wish (via WABetaInfo). A change ...

While the feature is not yet available to all users, it is expected to roll out in a future WhatsApp update. This privacy-enhancing feature could be a game-changer, making WhatsApp safer and more ...

WhatsApp’s latest Android beta brings emoji to video calls. Android Authority spotted that the latest WhatsApp Android beta now lets you raise your hand or send emoji reactions during a video call.

With iOS 18.2, Apple has introduced a new option that lets iPhone users set third-party apps as the default for calls and messages. Now WhatsApp has finally released an update to support this API, ...