WhatsApp, owned by Meta, has revealed plans for a new feature that will enable users to share music audio while on a video call, as reported by WaBetaInfo. The update, currently in the TestFlight beta Program with version 23.25.10.72, is under development and not yet ready for beta testing. Once implemented, this feature will allow all participants in a call to collectively listen to video and music audio when someone shares their screen, enhancing the overall audio-visual experience. Users activating this feature can share the audio playing on their device with others on the call. It's important to note that this functionality is not compatible with voice calls or video calls where the video is disabled. WaBetaInfo highlights that the real-time sharing of video and music audio during a screen-sharing session adds a dynamic element to video calls, creating a more interactive virtual environment. The introduction of this feature aims to foster a stronger sense of connection during video calls, offering users the option to screen-share music and videos in real-time. This feature is expected to be incorporated in a future update of the app as it undergoes active development.
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