WhatsApp, one of the leading names in the digital communication world, is taking a significant step to potentially shake up Zoom's dominance. In these times where remote communication is becoming increasingly vital, WhatsApp aims to enhance the user experience. The familiar feature of "screen sharing," already present in platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, is now being integrated into WhatsApp's video calling feature.

Screen sharing plays a crucial role in various aspects of our daily lives, whether collaborating on projects with colleagues, playing games with friends, or watching a movie simultaneously with distant family members. By adding this feature to video calls, WhatsApp seeks to enrich the communication experience for its users.

So, how will users utilize thisscreen-sharingg feature? During a video call, after tapping on the "double-arrow" icon at the bottom of the screen, responding to the question "Do you want to start screen sharing with WhatsApp?" and clicking the "Start Now" button will initiate screen sharing. Users will also have the option to disable this feature whenever they wish during the video call.

Specific Android beta testers are currently experimenting with this feature, which is still in the testing phase. However, the exact timeline for when all users will be able to use this new feature remains a question. WhatsApp's move reflects its aim to expand communication and collaboration capabilities and presents serious competition for major players like Zoom.