Currently, WhatsApp for Windows allows people to have group video calls with just up to eight participants. This number is significantly low when compared to other group video call options. It's ...

Meta has finally launched new updates for WhatsApp on Windows. According to the social media company, the messaging platform now features improved calling for desktop users, particularly for group ...

WhatsApp appears set to drop its native Windows app to shift to a web wrapper. The latest version of WhatsApp Beta looks significantly different from the app currently available to everyday users. The ...

WhatsApp has rolled out a new desktop client for Windows that brings its calling features up to par with its counterpart for mobile. In an announcement, Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg said the new app ...

Meta is planning to drop its native WhatsApp Windows app in favor of a web wrapper version instead, just months after introducing a native iPad app. The latest beta version of WhatsApp on Windows ...

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Users can choose to share either a specific window or their entire screen with all participants in the video call. Moreover, participants using mobile devices can also view the shared screen content.

The latest beta version of WhatsApp for Windows has added the ability to share your screen with others in a video call for some users, which was previously added to the Android beta last month. The ...

You'll now be able to share your screen with other users on WhatsApp. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

Editor's take: Meta is preparing to deliver a worse WhatsApp experience on Windows 11 by discontinuing investment in its native desktop app. While there's no official confirmation of this move yet, ...