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WhatsApp, an instant messaging service, is introducing a feature that will make it simpler to initiate and join calls with a single tap. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, introduced the 'Call Links' feature.  To access the Call Links function, users must have the most recent version of the app, and the distribution will start this week. Additionally, WhatsApp has stated that it has started experimenting with group video calls for up to 32 users. WhatsApp occasionally introduces new features to improve the usability of the app.

According to a report from Android Police, WhatsApp has begun to push out the Call Link functionality more widely. On the Calls page, the option to create a Call Link is pinned at the top.

By selecting the 'Create call link' option, a special call link that is good for up to 90 days is created. You also have the choice of voice or video calls in this location. The menu offers numerous options for sharing. You can copy and share the URL through other apps or send it directly over WhatsApp conversation.the The desktop version of WhatsApp doesn't seem to have this capability.

When you click on a WhatsApp call link on your computer, you are sent to a screen with other ways to join the call from your phone. Here, you can copy the call link or scan a QR code to join the call. This feature was introduced by Mark Zuckerberg last month. A 32-person WhatsApp group call feature that the company had already started testing is reportedly now accessible with the update. Users of the software may already add up to 32 people to a voice call.