WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging and calling apps in the world. In this sense, the company has invested in updates that can improve the user experience with the app. Thus, at this moment the application is investing in the insertion of a cover photo and a new design for video calls.
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Cover photo on business profiles
Recent disclosures from WABetainfo (WhatsApp news site) show that the application wants to implement some updates. One concerns the insertion of a cover photo, similar to Facebook, in WhatsApp profiles. However, this feature will not be available for all accounts but is being designed for business accounts. While not available to standard users, they will be able to view your cover photo when they visit your business profile.
It is not yet known when this update will be released, as it is still in development. In this way, the new feature is being tested for iOS beta, but the company also plans to introduce it to WhatsApp Business for Android.
New interface for video calling
Another update being planned by WhatsApp concerns a new interface for voice calls, designed since December 2021. This project was initially intended for iOS and Android, but currently WhatsApp has released a redesigned calling interface just for Android beta testers.
The new design is not only being renewed for the individual call interface, but a new model for group calls is also being considered. Disclosures show that when making a group voice call, it brings the voice in waveforms to all participants during the call.
According to WABetainfo, the new update is being released for the beta Android app, in addition to other news that should be active in the coming weeks. As far as the iOS beta app is concerned, updates are yet to be seen, but WhatsApp says that could be done in a future update.
