Archive · 29 Jul 2026
WhatsApp Web Adds Video and Voice Calling
WhatsApp has added video and voice calling to its web version.
This means you can now make and receive calls directly from your computer.
The calls are encrypted, so they are private and safe.
You can also use features like emoji reactions, screen sharing, and transferring calls between your phone and computer.
The best part is that it's free and there are no time limits.
This update is rolling out to everyone soon, making it easier for people who use WhatsApp on their computers.
WhatsApp Web now supports video and voice calling with end-to-end encryption.
New features include emoji reactions, screen sharing, and call transfer between devices.
Calls have no time limits and are free of additional costs.
The update is rolling out to all users in the coming days.
WhatsApp ensures user privacy with encrypted calls.
- Who
- WhatsApp users
- What
- WhatsApp Web now supports video and voice calling
- When
- Expected to be available in the coming days
- Where
- On WhatsApp Web
- Why
- To provide more convenience and features for users who prefer using WhatsApp on their computers
User Convenience
Privacy Concerns
Ease of Use
User Convenience
Users can now make and receive calls directly from their web browsers, making it more convenient for those who prefer using WhatsApp on their computers.
Privacy Concerns
Some users may be concerned about the security of making calls from a web browser, potentially exposing their conversations to hackers.
Privacy
User Convenience
WhatsApp ensures end-to-end encryption for calls, maintaining user privacy.
Privacy Concerns
Despite encryption, some users may still worry about the safety of their data when using web-based calling features.
- Encryption
- End-to-end
- Features
- Emoji reactions, screen sharing, call transfer
- Availability
- Rolling out to all users
- Cost
- No additional cost
- Time Limits
- No time limits