WhatsApp introduces 60-second video messaging: Here’s how it works

Delhi : WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, introduced a new feature that allows users to transmit real-time 60-second video messages within the program. The head of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, revealed that WhatsApp will soon enable a new feature that will let users exchange 60-second videos directly from the messaging service. Since movies are now instantaneously recorded and shared, there is no longer a need to attach video files.

A 60-second video message is a real-time way to respond to a chat with whatever you want to say or show. According to a statement from Meta, "We believe these will be a wonderful way to share experiences with all the passion that comes from video.

How do you send WhatsApp videos?

Similar to sending a voice message, sending a video message is straightforward. the following steps:

• Start by launching WhatsApp.
  
• Go to the group or chat where you wish to send a video message in step two.
  
• The microphone button, which is used to record voice messages, is located in the right bottom portion. Simply tap to enter video mode.
  
• Hold to start the video recording. Swipe up to lock instead if you want to record the video hands-free.
  
• When finished, press the button to send the video.
  
• When opened in a conversation, videos will immediately start playing on mute. The sound will begin when you tap on the video.
  

According to Meta, end-to-end encryption protects video messages to keep your messages secure.

What makes WhatsApp Video Messages unique?

In comparison to the previous technique of delivering films, WhatsApp's new video messaging feature offers a significant improvement. Users could share videos, which were saved on the camera roll, to friends or groups prior to the upgrade. The most recent upgrade, however, allows for the real-time recording and sending of films without first saving them to the camera roll.

What are the advantages of the new feature update?

Videos that are captured and broadcast in real-time give off an air of urgency and authenticity since viewers can see that the video was just taken. The video messages cannot be forwarded directly, but users can still save them via screen recording because they are not delivered using the view once option.

How do you find out if your program has the feature?

According to Meta, they have already begun rolling out the feature, so users should start seeing it soon. Follow this easy procedure to see if you can send video messages on WhatsApp: Tap the microphone icon in the chat window of any open session. You can record video messages if it switches to a video camera button. Tap the video once when you get a video message to hear the audio.