The newest update of Whatsapp, available only in the beta version for Android users, will change the way you record videos on the platform and promises to make life easier for those who have the application installed. Worldwide, there are more than 2 billion active users of the Meta network app, Mark Zuckerberg. Keep reading and learn more about the news.
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Camera mode resembles functionality available on Instagram
Currently, to record videos on WhatsApp you have to press the screen and wait for the button to turn red. With the camera mode, a new update in the WhatsApp testing phase, it will be possible to record videos of up to 30 seconds without your finger pressing the screen during all this time.
Now, the camera mode will adopt functionality already present in Instagram, known as hands-free, in which you just need to click once on the screen and the cell phone keeps the recording alone.
Another functionality in the testing phase, which will help in recording videos on the platform, is the possibility of switch between the front and rear cameras without pausing or ending the video, which is how it works current.
Test phase
The new update of WhatsApp's “Camera Mode”, an application from the Meta group, is in the development phase. Therefore, the test phase is only available for the beta version of WhatsApp, 2.22.24.21, only on Android operating system devices.
For now, just update the app on the Google Play Store and have access to the new feature, which can be used to record statuses or in private conversations.
Year 2022 is marked by WhatsApp updates
The year 2022 is being remarkable in the history of WhatsApp updates. Recently, there were more than 8 important updates released by Meta, among them: the much-requested “Hide online status” function, log out groups silently or the ability to hide your picture, message and status for saved contacts, not just for those you don't have number.
Now, users want new updates to provide more privacy in the app, such as hiding the word 'typing' when someone writes a message. Let's see if the app developers will fulfill this request!
