[ Laltest ] New Features Voice-video calling Can Be done without Internet 2021

 If you don't have internet connection, don't worry, voice-video calling can be done on desktop even without internet with new features.

With the advent of multi-device support in future updates, calls and messages can be made even if the phone does not have internet.

Like chats, video and voice calling will be end-to-end encrypted

WhatsApp recently launched voice and video calling features in the desktop version. This means users can now make WhatsApp calls from desktops and laptops as well. It currently offers one-to-one calling, but some users were worried about what would happen if the internet connection was lost during desktop calling. The company has now put a complete stop to this concern of the users.

Calling can be done without internet

WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp features, said disconnecting the Internet would have no effect on desktop WhatsApp calling. With the advent of multi-device support in future updates, calls and messages can be made even if the phone does not have internet.

Multi device support

WhatsApp has been working on a multi-device support feature for a long time. What is special about this feature is that WhatsApp will work on other devices even if the primary device does not have internet. WABetaInfo has spotted this upcoming feature in the 2.21.1.1 beta version of WhatsApp.

Calling will be encrypted

WhatsApp is in controversy over its new privacy. For this, the company has said that video and voice calling will be end-to-end encrypted just like users' chats. The company will neither monitor nor listen to video calls.

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Money can be sent from WhatsApp

 Money can be sent from WhatsApp

Money can be sent from WhatsApp from today, find out how this feature will work, Zuckerberg said, there will be no charge on payment.

WhatsApp has announced the launch of a payment service on its official blog. The service will be launched in India in phases, initially benefiting over 20 million users.

You will now be able to make payments through the instant messaging platform WhatsApp.  The National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) has allowed WhatsApp to launch a UPI (Unified Payment Interface) based payment system.  The instant messaging platform had been testing the payment method for two years, but the talk was stalled due to privacy concerns.

Discussions were constantly going on from Facebook to launch WhatsApp Pay to the Government of India.  However, it has now been approved.  A press release was released on Thursday by the National Payments Corporation of India.  "Go Live has been approved for the WhatsApp payment system," it said.  WhatsApp owner Mark Zuckerberg said in a statement that users will not be charged for using the payment service.

The payment model was allowed to go phase wise live

According to him, the payment model of WhatsApp has been allowed to go live in phases.  That is, it can be made live in different phases.  Initially the company has got approval of 20 million (2 crore) UPI user base, but later its area will be increased in graded manor.

Will work this way

This feature will make WhatsApp payment available in ten regional languages ​​in India.  If your WhatsApp app already has a payment option, you can use it now.  Otherwise you can check the payment option by updating WhatsApp.

WhatsApp said in its statement, from today, WhatsApp users in the country will be able to pay with this app.  WhatsApp has teamed up with the National Payments Corporation of India to develop a UPI based payment interface and also focuses on data localization.

Notably that.  Money can be sent from WhatsApp not only to WhatsApp but from WhatsApp to any UPI supported app.  This means that even if someone is not using WhatsApp Payments, you will be able to make payments through WhatsApp.

According to WhatsApp, payment will be secure here and a UPI PIN will be required for the transaction.  The WhatsApp payment will be available on both Android and iOS platforms, the company said in a statement.  Users can update the app for it.

Paytm will get a bump

With the launch of this service, Paytm, Google Pay and Phone Pay will have a huge impact in the digital payment market.  There are currently more than 45 third-party apps offering UPI-based payments services, including Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Flipkart and Phone Pay.  In addition, 140 banks such as Paytm Payments Bank, Airtel Payments Bank and Axis Bank also offer these services.

WhatsApp has contracted with five major banks for payment services.  These include ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, SBI and JIo Payments Bank.

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma has been consistently opposed to WhatsApp.  He says the service is not secure for the user and there is a risk of fraud.  India is the largest market for WhatsApp.  WhatsApp has a total of over 400 million active users in India.

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