Christmas is approaching, and it’s time to think about the good wishes to send to friends and relatives. With WhatsApp, you can do it in video call
Missing less and less Christmas, a party loved by young and old. Due to the Covid emergency, it will be mandatory to say goodbye this year to the tradition of the dinner and to repatriation with relatives, as the restrictions issued by the Government do not allow gatherings. For this reason, technology becomes more important than ever to shorten distances with loved ones.
As with practically anyone, the various messages and calls start from midnight on December 25th to wish a Merry Christmas to friends and relatives. However, there is a more direct and fun way to do them: use video calling. In this sense, the world’s number one messaging app comes to our aid: WhatsApp.
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WhatsApp, how to make video calls
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If you want to use video calls to wish Christmas greetings, WhatsApp is the right tool for you. For some time now, the Zuckerberg software has guaranteed the function completely free of charge and – thanks to the integration of Facebook – for some months it has even create rooms with more than 8 people. But let’s take it easy. To video call up to 8 contacts directly from WhatsApp, just select the handset icon at the top. By clicking on it, you can select the people to invite to the group, and at this point the video call for everyone will start at the same time.
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If, on the other hand, your group is formed for more than 8 people, just use the function Stanza. This is a function born from the integration of WhatsApp with Facebook Messenger. If you have installed both apps on your smartphone, just select all the contacts and start the video call: the two software will take care of the rest.
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