WhatsApp Web just got a lot more useful for those who are using group voice and video calls, as the new feature is rolling out to some beta testers only. Up until now, you could only do one-on-one ...

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WhatsApp has finally addressed one of the biggest gaps in its browser-based experience. After years of development, the messaging platform is rolling out a long-awaited feature for desktop users. More ...

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WhatsApp Web is finally adding support for voice and video calls, starting with beta users’ individual chats. The update adds end-to-end encryption and the ability to share screens, which are features ...

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