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WhatsApp has announced it is introducing the ability to share screens during video calls similar to what legacy video-conferencing platforms like Google Meet, Microsoft Meet and Zoom have been offering.
The feature was announced by Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the messaging platform’s parent company, Meta, on Tuesday.
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Screen sharing will be used for “sharing documents for work, browsing photos with family, planning a vacation or shopping online with friends, or just helping grandparents with tech support,” Meta said.
The feature started rolling out globally on Android, iOS, and Windows Desktop in a phased manner starting Tuesday.
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Lucky testers of WhatsApp’s Beta program received the feature in May, accessible by tapping the “Share” icon during a video call.
And like the other video-conferencing platforms, users can choose between sharing a specific app or their entire screen.
At the same time, WhatsApp has started supporting landscape mode for video calls to enhance the screen-sharing experience during video calls.
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