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WhatsApp introduces major changes to group calls
Now users can double participant limits in WhatsApp group calls.


California; Popular messaging app WhatsApp has made a significant change to its group calls feature, doubling the number of participants in group calls.
Owned by Meta, the messaging application WhatsApp is continuously working to enhance the user experience, and it has now increased the number of participants allowed in group calls for the user's convenience.
According to reports, WhatsApp currently allows up to 32 people to be part of a group call, but initiating a call with seven or fewer participants was required.
However, the app's iOS beta version is now bringing a new change.
As per the report, the messaging app will now enable group calls with up to 15 people, which is twice as much as the previous limit of 7 participants.
This new feature has been introduced in the "beta version" for now, and it remains uncertain when it will be rolled out for all users.
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