The development race of the popular messaging app, WhatsApp and the CEO , of Meta has announced that from now on you can share your screen with your contacts during a video call. And why is that good? Here are all the details.

The development team of WhatsApp does not stop in the race of developments and innovations: CEO and founder of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, announced yesterday (Tuesday) the launch of a new feature – screen sharing with other contacts during a video call, which can be useful for presenting presentations, demonstrating App use or remote device tech support The update is available now on both iOS and Android.

By clicking the button, the new feature allows you to choose whether to share only a specific application, or your entire screen. And if it sounds familiar to you, it’s probably because it’s a tool associated with Zoom and Microsoft Teams.

Also, alongside screen sharing, WhatsApp launched support for video calls in landscape mode – to make the user experience more comfortable. Up to 32 participants can participate in each video call at the same time.

Only recently did WhatsApp allow you to send short video messages, in the same way that you can send voice messages (much later than the big competitor Telegram). More than a month ago, WhatsApp released an update that made it possible to edit messages after sending them.