WhatsApp is upgrading its video-calling chops. The Meta-owned platform is enhancing its calls with a new screen-sharing feature, a higher participant count and a speaker spotlight to try to make the platform a more viable competitor to Zoom, FaceTime and Google Meet. Screen sharing could be handy for watching videos together, sharing content that isn't easily shareable or troubleshooting your parents' devices. It also allows for audio sharing, so you can easily chat with others while looking at ...
WhatsApp is upgrading its video-calling chops. The Meta-owned platform is enhancing its calls with a new screen-sharing feature, a higher participant count and a speaker spotlight to try to make the platform a more viable competitor to Zoom, FaceTime and Google Meet. Screen sharing could be handy for watching videos together, sharing content that isn't easily shareable or troubleshooting your parents' devices. It also allows for audio sharing, so you can easily chat with others while looking at ...
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