WhatsApp Community Feature: Has Rolled out Globally and How You Can Use it

According to a statement from WhatsApp, the long-awaited Communities feature for users will now be available. Almost all of the information regarding the long-in-development WhatsApp Communities feature was made available in the beta versions.

In a Facebook post titled "Today, we're introducing Communities on WhatsApp," Mark Zuckerberg announced the debut of WhatsApp Communities. It improves groups by supporting sub-groups, numerous threads, announcement channels, and other features. Additionally, we are introducing surveys and 32-person video calling. All are protected by end-to-end encryption to ensure the privacy of your messages.

How do WhatsApp Communities function?

• Users can add and administer several groups under one roof using WhatsApp's Communities feature.
• Community members can stay connected by exploring and conversing in groups that matter to them.
• And community administrators can reach members with essential changes by issuing announcements.
• Members can easily set up smaller discussion groups to discuss important topics and receive updates communicated to the broader community.
• In communities, your private messages and calls are always end-to-end encrypted.
• Communities, for instance, will make it simpler for a school's principal to gather all the parents of the school to exchange important updates and form groups for particular classrooms, extracurricular activities, or volunteer needs.
• 32 WhatsApp users will be able to participate in a video call.
• It improves groups by supporting sub-groups, numerous threads, announcement channels, and other features.

New WhatsApp capabilities

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, also revealed that users will soon be able to conduct polls with groups that can now have over a thousand participants, in addition to the WhatsApp Communities function. 1024 to be exact. Additionally, 32 WhatsApp users will be able to participate in a video call on the Facebook-owned app.