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Leak: Here’s what voice calling will look like when it’s finally added to WhatsApp

Updated Dec 19th, 2018 8:55PM EST
WhatsApp Voice Calling

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WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging solutions on the planet. It’s so popular, in fact, that Facebook recently paid $22 billion to acquire it. There’s no question that WhatsApp was a pioneer that amassed a gigantic user base by being among the first companies to do a good job of bringing BlackBerry Messenger’s functionality to a cross-platform app. But unfortunately, WhatsApp has not done a good job of keeping pace with newer offerings in terms of adding popular new features to its app.

We have known for quite some time that WhatsApp has plans to add a voice calling feature, which is something that has been included in other mobile messaging apps for quite some time. Now, however, a new leak will at least show us what voice calling is going to look like in WhatsApp once it finally arrives.

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Android World has pulled apart the latest version of the WhatsApp app for Android, and was seemingly able to extract the layout of WhatsApp’s upcoming voice calling feature along with image files and text. Using these files, the blog pieced together screenshots that should show us exactly what to expect when voice calling finally arrives in an upcoming update.

There’s still no word on exactly when voice calling will be added to WhatsApp, but the following screenshots should show you exactly what you can expect.

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