WhatsApp is stepping up its video-calling game with new features to compete with Zoom, FaceTime, and Google Meet. The platform now offers screen-sharing, allowing users to watch videos, troubleshoot devices, and share content easily. With the participant count increased to 32 people on all platforms, WhatsApp is now a more viable option for group calls. The speaker spotlight feature highlights the person speaking in a group call, making it easier to follow conversations. In addition, WhatsApp has switched to the MLow codec for clearer calls with improved noise and echo cancellation. If your network is fast enough, video calls will also stream in higher resolution. With these upgrades, WhatsApp is aiming to enhance the user experience and solidify its position in the competitive video-calling market.