The wait is over. Starting today, WhatsApp will let you make video calls is here for free. In the coming days, WhatsApp's more than one billion users can make video calls across Android, iPhone, and Windows devices.
Whatsapp has introduced this feature because voice and text messages are just aren’t enough. There’s no substitute for watching your grandchild take her first steps, or seeing your daughter’s face while she’s studying abroad.
Over the years we’ve received many requests from our users for video calling, and we’re excited to finally offer this feature to the world. Thank you for using WhatsApp and we promise to keep working hard every day to improve the service.
Message from Jan Koum, CEO & Co-Founder, WhatsApp: 'Video calling is one of the most requested features from people in India. We're proud to have the opportunity to launch this feature in India, where we now have 160 million users, and we look forward to seeing people use WhatsApp to talk to their friends and loved ones face to face.'
Whatsapp has introduced this feature because voice and text messages are just aren’t enough. There’s no substitute for watching your grandchild take her first steps, or seeing your daughter’s face while she’s studying abroad.
Over the years we’ve received many requests from our users for video calling, and we’re excited to finally offer this feature to the world. Thank you for using WhatsApp and we promise to keep working hard every day to improve the service.
Message from Jan Koum, CEO & Co-Founder, WhatsApp: 'Video calling is one of the most requested features from people in India. We're proud to have the opportunity to launch this feature in India, where we now have 160 million users, and we look forward to seeing people use WhatsApp to talk to their friends and loved ones face to face.'
