WhatsApp Rolls Out Web Calling, Call Transfer Across Devices, and More WhatsApp has announced a handful of enhancements for group calling over the encrypted platform, including seamless call transfers across devices and a new web calling feature. It’s now possible to make and receive audio and video calls, including both one-on-one and group calls, directly from WhatsApp Web.
The new browser-based service provides access to common features available on other devices, like screen sharing, reactions, and a dedicated Calls tab with a user’s full call history. WhatsApp says the end-to-end encrypted web service will make it easier to jump on a call without leaving your browser, and it should be especially welcomed by anyone who uses a work laptop that doesn’t. Instapaper update adds Liquid Glass, Home Screen widgets, new fonts, more Today, Instapaper launched version 10 of its iPhone and iPad app with several improvements, along with a major redesign of the web-based platform. Here are the details.
Obviously, this requires no download or installation, as it is part of WhatsApp Web, which has also gained support for screen sharing, reactions, and a dedicated Calls tab with your full call history and favorites. Like everywhere else on WhatsApp, the calls you make on WhatsApp Web are end-to-end encrypted, and have no time limits or costs. You can now also move a call from one device to another without having to hang up and start a new one. This works from the.
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