How to make WhatsApp video call with multiple contact

How do you make a group call on WhatsApp?

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WhatsApp the world’s most popular messaging app now supports group and video calls online.

The Facebook-owned app lets you connect to multiple callers worldwide for free via an internet connection.

Users can call several friends on either WiFi or on your data connection, or you can make a video call using Wi-Fi.

This feature is available on both Android and iOS and express.co.uk explains how to do it below.

 

 

How do you make a video call on WhatsApp?
Users can now make video calls to your contacts using your WiFi or data on WhatsApp.

To do this, open up the WhatsApp and click on a conversation.

Users will see a video camera icon at the top right of the conversation window.

 

Tap on that and you will automatically connect to a video call with that contact.

You can adjust volume, switch from front to back camera and mute the video during the call.

How to group call on WhatsApp
Again, this is a similar process to video calling.

WhatsApp lets you connect to multiple callers worldwide for free.

WhatsApp lets you connect to multiple callers worldwide for free. (Image: GETTY)
To start a group call, fire up a conversation on your WhatsApp and click the phone icon in the top right of the screen.

Once your contact has picked up the phone, you can then click on the + icon on the screen and select multiple contacts to connect to a group call.

Click on who you want to add and wait for them to accept the call.

You can also do this with group video calls.

You can now make video calls to your contacts using your WiFi or data on WhatsApp.

You can now make video calls to your contacts using your WiFi or data on WhatsApp. (Image: GETTY)
To do this, start a video call.

Once your contact has accepted the call, click on the + icon again and add another contact.

The screen will then be split with the separate video feeds.

Video calling can drain your data package, so if you are tight on data, make sure you are connected to a WiFi connection to get the full benefit of conference video calls.

 

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