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Starting today, WhatsApp, the most popular messaging app in India, will let you make video calls; just like FaceTime and Skype, the calls will be free, though if you aren't on Wi-Fi you may have of course to pay for cellular data usage, depending on your plan.The video calling feature will be available to Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone users via an app update later on Tuesday.WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, also announced that it has over 160 monthly million active users in India, making the country its biggest market.
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WhatsApp Video Calling Is Here, Optimised for India's Connectivity Issues
Starting today, WhatsApp, the most popular messaging app in India, will let you make video calls; just like FaceTime and Skype, the calls will be free, though if you aren't on Wi-Fi you may have of course to pay for cellular data usage, depending on your plan.The video calling feature will be available to Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone users via an app update later on Tuesday.WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, also announced that it has over 160 monthly million active users in India, making the country its biggest market.
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WhatsApp launched the much-anticipated video calling feature for Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone users earlier this week.The WhatsApp video calling feature was tested for months before being made commercially available.As the news of the video calling rollout hit the Web, many users started receiving and sharing an unverified link on WhatsApp, claimed to be an invite link to activate WhatsApp video calling.
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