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WhatsApp makes several improvements to its video calls
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When it comes to video calls in a professional context, the likes of Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams still dominate, but this week, WhatsApp has announced a handful of important new features for its video call capabilities.
All of these features are key quality of life improvements, as WhatsApp looks to be a platform that is used more by businesses.
Unpacking the new features in a blog post, WhatsApp explained that you can now make and receive audio and video calls, both for one-on-one calls and group calls, directly in your browser from WhatsApp Web.
Shifting to Waiting Room, and as the name suggests, it is a virtual room where users can wait before connecting to a call.
“When you create a WhatsApp call link with ‘Require approval to join’ enabled, participants will enter a waiting room until you’re ready to let them in,” shared WhatsApp.