WhatsApp Introduces Screen-Sharing During Video Calls

WhatsApp today introduced screen sharing as its latest feature to enhance the video calling experience on its platform — taking on traditional video conferencing apps including Microsoft Meet, Google Meet, and Zoom as well as Apple’s FaceTime.

The new component, declared today by Meta Chief Mark Zuckerberg through a Facebook post and on his Instagram channel, will permit you to share your records, photographs, and, surprisingly, your shopping basket with contacts accessible on video calls.

Feature Released For Some Beta Users

First delivered for a few beta analyzers on Android in late May, screen sharing on WhatsApp can be gotten to by tapping or tapping the 'Offer' symbol. Clients can pick between sharing a particular application or their whole screen. This is like the way that screen sharing deals with common video conferencing stages like Google Meet and Zoom.

Whatsapp Using Video Calling Support For Extensive View

Close by screen sharing, WhatsApp sent off video calling support in Scene mode to offer a more extensive and more vivid review insight over the current Picture mode. Support for the Scene mode may likewise be valuable while utilizing screen sharing on the stage.

Whatsapp Using Video Calling Since 2016

• Video calling has been a piece of WhatsApp for north of six years, as it appeared for all clients on the stage in November 2016.
• The texting application is bit by bit working on the assistance to remain pertinent in the opposition.
• WhatsApp acquired picture support for video calls to iOS.
• It likewise empowered the choice to share brief video messages in talks, as video, as a rule, has been a critical wellspring of correspondence for some clients.

Screen Sharing as a Crucial Feature

Screen sharing has been a significant element of video conferencing applications for some time presently, including those focused on shoppers. In 2021, for instance, Apple improved its FaceTime administration with SharePlay, which empowered iOS clients to locally share their screens. WhatsApp has gone considerably further by stretching out this element to clients on Android, iOS, and work areas.