After allowing chatting with numbers that are not added to your contacts list, WhatsApp is working on the ability to make calls through a similar process. As told by a portal specializing in news about the application wabeteinfoThe platform includes a phone dialer so that users can call numbers that are not added to the phone book.
The feature is currently in development and may take a few months to arrive, but the latest WhatsApp beta code already shows how it will work on Android. Apparently, the company will include a dialer similar to the one we find on any mobile phone dial the number and call via WhatsApp.
While it is true that we can do this currently, given that WhatsApp already allows you to send messages to people without having to include it in your contacts, the new token will make the call process much easier. In fact, the current process consists of a series of somewhat unnecessary steps: you need to click on the open chat option, enter the phone number into the search engine, click on the Chat button that appears on the side, and then click the call button.
Possibility to call someone whom we have not added to contacts via WhatsApp, in addition, prevents the user from spending the rest of their bet — if you have one — or avoid being charged if you want to call someone in another country. or you are outside your region and hence the company charges you roaming charges.
WhatsApp is also working on improving groups.
In parallel, WhatsApp is also working on a feature that will allow community administrators to control the visibility of their group chats. And in particular, choose whether to hide the group and that only those with an invitation can gain access.
This will allow community administrators create groups where you can discuss community topics without other members seeing it.. The option to hide a group can be found in its settings. However, it is currently unknown when it will be available.
Meanwhile, WhatsApp is implementing new design which changes the navigation menu and places it at the bottom of the screen. On iOS, WhatsApp changes the color of some interface elements from its signature blue to a green similar to the one included in its logo.
Source: Hiper Textual
I’m Ben Stock, a highly experienced and passionate journalist with a career in the news industry spanning more than 10 years. I specialize in writing content for websites, including researching and interviewing sources to produce engaging articles. My current role is as an author at Gadget Onus, where I mainly cover the mobile section.
