WhatsApp is rolling out the new feature Camera Video Note. The meta-owned messaging app is releasing alternative ways to record video notes. Users can now see a video note mode on the camera.
Today I am explaining WhatsApp’s new Camera Video Note feature. You must read this post till the end to know more about the Camera video note feature.
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WhatsApp Camera Video Note feature
The new feature has been discovered on WhatsApp for Android beta version 2.24.14.14. Users can now forward outgoing video notes with the latest camera mode. They can see a new camera mode called Video Note for sharing content in their chats.
It allows users to easily record video notes directly within the camera interface and eliminates the current requirement to tap and hold the camera icon located in the chat bar to record the video notes.
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This feature will add a new layer of consistency to the user experience, providing users with a unified method to capture and share video messages.
The new video note mode directly within the camera interface offers a consistent approach for users which may be more intuitive for some.
The new bring a video note mode feature to the camera is currently rolling out for some beta testers. This feature is available on the WhatsApp for Android beta version 2.24.14.14.
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Meanwhile, the meta-owned messaging app is rolling out the new forward channels feature. Users can forward and share messages and media on channels. They can now forward messages, photos, videos, and GIFs to their channels. Channel owners can explore the new feature by opening any channel from the Updates tab and trying to forward a message to their channel.
Users will no longer first required to save media to their devices and then upload it to the channel manually. Instead of manually saving and uploading media, they can directly forward content from a channel to their channels.
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