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WhatsApp will soon raise the 8-person limit for video calls on the desktop version of the popular chat platform. 731c16

WhatsApp Desktop Beta Begins Testing Video Calls With Up to 32 People: Details

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WhatsApp has not announced a release date for the new desktop video calling limits

Highlights
  • WhatsApp has begun testing new limits for video calls on the desktop app
  • The chat app will soon allow s to make video calls with 32 people
  • WhatsApp recently discontinued for its older Electron-based app
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WhatsApp has reportedly raised the limit on group video calls on the latest beta version of WhatsApp for desktop. The popular Meta-owned chat platform previously allowed video calls with up to 8 s, and the company is expected to increase this number by four times for all s on the desktop application with a future update. WhatsApp recently discontinued for its older Electron-based desktop software, which means that Windows s will now have to install the app from the Microsoft Store.

Spotted on WhatsApp beta for Windows 2.2324.1.0 by feature tracker WABetaInfo, the platform has begun testing the ability to start video calls with up to 32 people. WhatsApp Desktop s can currently make audio calls and video calls with 32 people and 8 people via the Windows application, but an update is expected to raise the limit for all s, once beta testing for the feature has concluded.

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WhatsApp beta testers see a prompt to make video calls with 32 people
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The feature tracker adds that some WhatsApp s who have installed the latest beta version of the desktop app will be prompted to start an audio or video call with s or groups with up to 32 people. However, not all s on the latest beta will see the message, suggesting that it is enabled via a server-side update.

s who want to test the ability to initiate group calls with up to 32 people can the latest WhatsApp beta for Windows update from the Microsoft Store. Unlike the beta versions on WhatsApp for Android iOS, s do not have to sign up for beta updates and it is possible to install the stable and beta versions of the app concurrently on the same device.

In a recent report, WABetaInfo revealed that WhatsApp has discontinued for the WhatsApp Desktop app for Windows that was based on Electron. This means that all WhatsApp s who were running the older version will now have to install the native app from the Microsoft Store. It is worth noting that the ability to start a video call with up to 32 people will be available to s on an version of the native app via the app store.


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