WhatsApp is always working to simplify communication in Messenger and give users the opportunity to chat with each other even better. When Messenger made it possible to send images as well as text messages, it was revolutionary. Snapping a quick photo of the food, the new shoes or the dog and sending it to friends via WhatsApp – that’s how many people communicate these days. After all, a picture says more than 1,000 words. And now comes the next step.
New WhatsApp feature: many will love it, but not all
One of the biggest developments in Messenger history was probably the voice message. Instead of making a phone call, you speak a text and the WhatsApp contact can listen to the message whenever he or she has time. Many users love this function because you don’t have to write for a long time, you simply speak your thoughts. Other users hate this feature because voice messages often degenerate. And so you hang on your cell phone for minutes and listen to monologues that you have to answer. The new function tops that off.
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Because the new feature should definitely change the way we communicate with friends and family on WhatsApp. The video message will soon be available in Messenger. This makes it possible to record short videos with a length of up to 60 seconds and send them to contacts.
That’s the benefit of the new feature
While text messages are difficult to transport emotions and you cannot see a person’s expression even with voice messages, a video message can combine both. After all, a facial expression often says more than language alone can. The video message is also useful if you want to show someone something. Whether it’s the picturesque landscape on vacation, help with a task or explaining a function of a technical device to grandma, grandpa or the parents: a video helps immensely here.
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Like the blog specialized in WhatsApp Wabetainfo reported, the function is still under development and is available for the first testers. It is still unclear when the developers will roll out the feature for all WhatsApp users.
