Canada Global (Web News) Real-time video communications will soon be possible to transmit using WhatsApp, the immensely popular messaging software.
According to Wabetainfo, which regularly tracks changes in WhatsApp, users will be able to quickly hit the camera button to record and share brief films to their contacts once this function is implemented.
According to the statement, the video messages will be end-to-end encrypted so that nobody else, not even WhatsApp, may view them.
Users will now have the option to record video messages for up to 60 seconds. However, since the video is not sent when utilising the view once option, they will not be able to store and forward video messages. However, they can still record them using screen recording.
A significant distinction between a video and a video message is that the former is pre-recorded and saved before being shared with others.
