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Meta owner, Mark Zuckerberg has disclosed that the popular social media platform, WhatsApp will introduce screen share and landscape mode on video calls.
He made the announcement on Tuesday with a post on Facebook.
"We're adding the ability to share your screen during a video call on WhatsApp," Mr Zuckerberg disclosed.
With this new innovation, it means users can now share their screens with their friends or business partners if they are making a presentation.
Users can now initiate screen sharing by clicking on the ‘Share’ Icon and choosing between sharing a specific application or sharing the entire screen.
Also, WhatsApp users can enjoy video calls in landscape mode for a wider and more immersive viewing and sharing experience on their phones.
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