WhatsApp to let non-users join calls without an account
Most outlets reported the development of a new WhatsApp feature allowing non-users to join calls without an account. They noted the feature was spotted in a beta version of WhatsApp for Android and described it as an extension of the app’s existing call-link functionality. The framing and wording were largely consistent across the excerpts, with no significant differences in emphasis.
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WhatsApp to let non-users join calls without an account
A new WhatsApp feature could soon allow users to call people who do not have a WhatsApp account. The feature was spotted in WhatsApp’s Android beta version 2.25.22.13 and expands the company’s existing call-link feature. Users would not need to install WhatsApp or create an account and could join calls through a web browser.
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WhatsApp Will Let You Call Users With No WhatsApp Accounts
WhatsApp is developing a guest calling feature that will allow people without a WhatsApp account to join calls through a… Read More
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WhatsApp to let non-users join calls without an account
A WhatsApp user could soon call someone who has never opened the app. The feature, spotted inside a beta build of WhatsApp for Android tagged 2.25.22.13, extends the company's existing call-link tool to people who don't have an account at all,...
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