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| With WhatsApp you can send photos and videos with the best quality |
Future versions of WhatsApp will be able to better control the load on sent photos and videos.
According to WABetaInfo, these two functions are currently in development for Android apps and should offer three quality options when uploading photos and videos.
The options are:
Auto (recommended): The application detects the best compression algorithm for videos and images.
Best Quality: The app always sends videos and photos in the best available quality.
Data saver: If data saver is activated in Android settings, the app will compress videos and photos before sending them.
If you post in this way and are skeptical about internet speeds or data limitations, this feature may add more load to your media or reduce compression to ensure images or videos are sent in the best possible quality.
Currently, you can avoid WhatsApp compression by changing the file extension and sending it as a document instead of a photo or video.
There is no news of an official release date for this feature; The WABetaInfo report relates specifically to the beta version of the Android app, not iOS.
Since the functionality of the WhatsApp apps is the same, the possibility of development via iOS is unlikely.
Photo and video quality settings have joined the growing list of unreleased WhatsApp features discovered by WABetaInfo.
WhatsApp is testing new functions
The most anticipated feature is the multi-device support, which allows the services to be used on multiple devices.
Researchers at the app reported that the feature has been in development for the past year, and the Facebook CEO recently confirmed that the feature will be rolling out soon.
In addition, WhatsApp introduces new features to iOS users to enhance their experience across the platform.
Developers are currently developing large link previews for iOS to make it easier for users to display links.
Needless to say, the cool preview link feature is currently under development and will be available to users in a future update.
WhatsApp develops the same functionality for the Android app, offering high-quality URL previews on the latest beta.
In addition, some websites do not have a high-resolution preview of the URL, which is why WhatsApp displays thumbnails.