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Users can now post 60-second videos on WhatsApp Status

Modupeoluwa Olalere by Modupeoluwa Olalere
March 26, 2024
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Users can now post 60-second videos on their WhatsApp Status. This update doubles the earlier limit of 30 seconds, making it the same length as Instagram Stories. 

Years ago, the feature made Snapchat what it was before other firms replicated it and added it to all their apps. It’s the most-used tool on apps like Instagram and WhatsApp right now.

This bigger WhatsApp Status video cap should make sharing more extended moments from your life easier. When people want to share longer videos, they don’t have to post several 30-second clips one after the other.

But remember that WhatsApp releases this function slowly, so not everyone can use it immediately. To best use this new feature, ensure your WhatsApp app is updated with the latest version. Anyone else who wants to watch your longer status videos will also need to get the latest versions of the app.

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WhatsApp’s introduction of 60-second videos will improve communication. Users can now send more detailed messages, enriching app interactions. 

Due to this length, people can better explain, communicate, and express complicated feelings. Longer videos also allow users to create fascinating stories or provide informative facts. 

It boosts user engagement and gives businesses, educators, and content creators new ways to reach audiences. Prolonging WhatsApp’s videos enhances its versatility and potency as a communication platform, enabling more significant user interaction and expression.

More Exciting News on WhatsApp

Many changes have been made to WhatsApp in the last few months. On iOS, the app has new colour schemes and controls at the bottom of the screen, giving it a new look. A long list of things has also been there, such as:

WhatsApp Channels: Businesses and famous people can make confirmed channels, such as Telegram groups, and let you reach a vast audience.

Disappearing Messages by option: Make sure conversations stay private by making disappearing messages the option for new chats.

More than one account: People can now use the same WhatsApp app for multiple accounts.

More privacy settings: “Silence Unknown Callers” and “Privacy Checkup” are two features that let you choose who can see your behaviour and how they can contact you.

Better Business Tools: WhatsApp keeps improving business account tools, like “WhatsApp Flows” for automation and “Meta Verified” marks.

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The newest features of WhatsApp and how to get them

You can make sure you always know about new features as they are released or shown off by following a few simple steps. First, make sure that your phone’s app store settings, whether the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store, allow regular updates for WhatsApp. 

This way, changes will always be ready, downloaded and installed in the background.

You can manually check for changes if you do things the old-fashioned way. Just go to the Google Play Store or the App Store on your phone, look for “WhatsApp,” and if a new version is found, tap the “Update” button.

If you want to be part of the test group, consider signing up for the WhatsApp beta program. Beta testers get to see new features before they are made available to everyone. Remember that test versions of apps aren’t always as stable as the full versions.

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Modupeoluwa Olalere

Modupeoluwa Olalere

Modupe is a tech content writer with 3+ years of experience turning complex ideas into clear, engaging stories. She covers innovation, digital trends, and emerging technologies. When she’s not writing, she’s exploring new tools or tracking trends shaping Africa’s tech ecosystem.

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