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WhatsApp Unveils HD Photo Sharing Feature

WhatsApp has unveiled a new feature that allows users to share photos in high definition (HD).

Meta’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, announced the function in a video uploaded on Facebook on Thursday.

“Sharing photos on WhatsApp just got an upgrade – now you can send in HD,” he stated in the description.

According to Meta, the new option keeps WhatsApp’s well-known end-to-end encryption.

While the default quality remains standard to allow speedy sharing, users can now select HD for higher-resolution photographs, according to the technology company.

Meta went on to say that the distribution of HD photos will be global in the coming weeks, followed by the release of HD videos.

“For special moments that you want friends and family to enjoy in every little detail, you now have the option to share photos in higher resolution, all while protected by WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption,” Meta said.

“To ensure sharing photos over WhatsApp remains fast and reliable, Standard Quality will continue to be the default option photos are sent in.

“If you receive a photo when you have low bandwidth connectivity,  you can choose on a photo by photo basis whether to keep the standard version or upgrade it to HD.

“HD Photos is rolling out globally over the next few weeks, with HD Videos also coming soon.”

In recent times, WhatsApp has been actively rolling out new features to enhance user experiences and keep up with evolving communication trends.

On August 8, the social network introduced a screen-sharing feature to enhance the video calling experience on its platform.

The Meta-owned firm also unveiled an instant video messaging feature in July.

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