WhatsApp launches video calling for everyone
WhatsApp wants to be international cross-platform FaceTime.Today, the Facebook-owned chat service WhatsApp is officially launching video calling for its over 1 billion users worldwide on iOS, Android and Windows Phone.Its debut follows a series of reports from people who recently found the feature had been enabled in beta versions of WhatsApp on Android and on Windows Phone – an indication that a public debut was on the horizon.
WhatsApp: Beware of this WhatsApp video calling invite
NEW DELHI: Earlier this week, WhatsApp launched its much-anticipated video calling feature.And in no time, spammers took note of this new feature and developed a spam website.Shortly after the video-calling feature was introduced on November 15, WhatsApp users began receiving an invitation link for the same.Once the user clicks on the given link, he is directed to a webpage to enable the new feature.The spam message reads, "You're invited to try WhatsApp Video Calling feature.Only people with the invitation can enable this feature".
WhatsApp to offer encrypted video calling
WhatsApp to offer encrypted video callingWhatsApp is to addencrypted video calling to its service on Monday, as it continues to bolsters security on the app.This new and secure addition to the app is designed to compete with other popular video calling services, like FaceTime and Skype.Speaking to Reuters, Jan Koum, co- founder of WhatsApp, said: "We obviously try to be in tune with what our users want.
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