Users of iOS devices will now be able to mute videos on WhatsApp, months after the capability was first made available to Android users.
According to rumors, the option to mute videos before sharing them will be made available to iOS users in the near future. The functionality has now been made accessible to iOS beta users, over seven months after it was first made available to Android users in the Android beta program.
According to reports, WhatsApp is rolling out the functionality to iOS users under a redesigned interface. It is still in the early stages of development, and WhatsApp has not yet made an official announcement regarding the addition of the function.
According to Wabetanifo, the WhatsApp mute videos function would be made accessible to iOS users in the near future. WhatsApp beta for Android 2.21.3.13, which was released 7 months ago, included a new feature that allowed users to mute videos. Finally, we can make use of the same functionality on WhatsApp beta for iOS, which has received a significant overhaul! To see if the functionality is already accessible for your WhatsApp account, simply send a video to a WhatsApp contact to see if the feature is active. It indicates that the functionality is available to you if you encounter anything similar.”
In a screenshot taken by Wabetainfo, users can now see the mute video option in a revamped toggle to convert the video to a gif, which was previously unavailable.
According to the features trackers, every time you attempt to alter the video, the movie’s size is promptly updated. The functionality is now accessible to iOS beta testers who have signed up for it. If the functionality is not visible for you, simply wait for the next update, which will assist you in gaining access to it.
WhatsApp is currently developing a feature that will allow users to turn pictures into sticker images. In the app’s beta version, the functionality was discovered and activated. According to reports, WhatsApp is working on creating the functionality for both iOS and Android users. WhatsApp is now rolling out the ability for non-beta testers to use the multi-device capability, in addition to the current beta testers.
”WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will be included in a future update that will allow you to transform your pictures into stickers! When this function becomes accessible, there will be a new sticker symbol next to the caption bar to indicate its availability. When you choose it, the image will be delivered to you like a sticker,” according to a report from the WhatsApp features tracker.
When viewing the snapshot provided by the WhatsApp features tracker, it is possible to observe a specific option for converting pictures into stickers in the dialogue box. Select the sticker option once you have uploaded the photo, and the image will be turned into a sticker on the fly instantly. According to Wabetainfo, WhatsApp did not employ third-party software to turn photos into stickers, as was previously reported.
