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WhatsApp instant video messages will add a new way to capture the moment

WhatsApp instant video messages will add a new way to capture the moment

Özgürcan ÖzerginbyÖzgürcan Özergin
28 July 2023
in Social Media
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WhatsApp instant video messages are coming to fill the one missing piece of the app, until they come up with a new great feature.

From voice messages to voice and video calls, WhatsApp has been a pioneer in enabling seamless interactions. However, until now, one notable feature was missing from its repertoire – video messages. The wait is over as WhatsApp has recently rolled out video messages, allowing users to record and share short personal videos directly in their chats.

WhatsApp instant video messages
WhatsApp instant video messages will be gradually rolling out (Image Credit)

How will WhatsApp instant video messages work?

WhatsApp has long been known for its voice messaging capabilities, which greatly simplified the way almost all of us communicate on the app, although some users are quite annoyed by the choice of voice messages over simple texts.

Now, the introduction of instant video messages takes communication to the next level, possibly that annoyance as well. These video messages, protected with WhatsApp’s renowned end-to-end encryption, can be up to 60 seconds long. The incorporation of this feature bridges the gap that existed in the app’s offerings, making it even more versatile for users.

The feature’s similarity with voice messages will make it instantly familiar

Sending a video message is intentionally designed to be familiar and easy for existing WhatsApp users. The process closely mirrors sending a voice message, eliminating any additional learning curve. Users can simply tap on the icon that previously represented voice messages to enter video message mode. From there, they can hold the button to record the video, just like with voice messages. Moreover, WhatsApp introduces a convenient swipe-up feature, allowing users to lock and record the video hands-free, making it even more effortless to capture those special moments.

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WhatsApp instant video messages won’t revolutionize the app, but it will add to its seamlessness (Screenshot from WhatsApp)

Sharing the moment through video will be much easier

Sending a video that captured the moment was always enabled in the app, but it required an additional step, which is to open up the camera section and hold down the recording button. Therefore the new feature is not exactly a revolutionary move, but it definitely adds to WhatsApp’s ambition for a seamless user experience.

Quite possibly, users are going to be preferring sending a video instead of an image or a voice recording and the power of video will probably add a personal touch that goes beyond text-based messages, making interactions on WhatsApp more vibrant and engaging.

How secure are WhatsApp instant video messages going to be?

WhatsApp has always been committed to ensuring the privacy and security of its users, despite some shortcomings over the past years. The end-to-end encryption, a hallmark of the platform, extends to video messages as well. This means that users can communicate with peace of mind, knowing that their personal videos remain secure and accessible only to the intended recipients.

Rollout and availability of WhatsApp instant video messages

The rollout of video messages has already begun, and users can expect access to this feature in the coming weeks. WhatsApp aims to gradually introduce video messages to all of its users worldwide, ensuring a smooth and reliable experience for everyone.

WhatsApp instant video messages
Meta seems to be looking for different ways to increase the engagement of its users (Image Credit)

With the addition of WhatsApp instant video messages, the app continues to improve its communication capabilities, empowering users to express themselves in new and exciting ways. As the rollout progresses, users can look forward to experiencing this innovative feature and enjoy the ability to instantly capture the moment in its entirety that only videos can convey in their conversations. So, get ready to unlock a world of heartfelt and engaging communication with WhatsApp’s new video messages!

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