WhatsApp is rolling out support for instant video messages on its app. The feature allows users to send short video messages and will arrive on both Android and iOS devices in the coming weeks.

As noted by WABetaInfo and confirmed by 9to5Mac, the latest beta version of WhatsApp adds a new toggle to turn off Instant Video Messages. The option can be found within the Chat settings in WhatsApp.

WhatsApp is getting a new video messaging feature. The feature will allow users to record an instant video message up to 60 seconds long. The videos will be protected by end-to-end encryption. In the ...

It's now easy to show your WhatsApp friends what you're doing without putting in the effort to create a Story or a similar clip. The service is rolling out Telegram-like instant video messages that ...

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WhatsApp is making your conversations more fun with a new feature called instant video messages. It lets you record and send short video messages directly from the chat, similar to audio recordings.

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WhatsApp has announced a new feature for its popular messaging platform, Instant Video Messages and you can now record a quick video and easily share it with your friends over WhatsApp. The new ...