Last week, WhatsApp announced it was adding support for HD photos, allowing the messaging app users the option to preserve the high-def resolution of the
Last week, WhatsApp announced it was adding support for HD photos, allowing the messaging app users the option to preserve the high-def resolution of the phones they wanted to share with friends and family.
At the time, the company said support for HD videos was coming soon.
Today, the company confirmed with TechCrunch that HD video support is now rolling out to both iOS and Android users.
Previously, high-def videos would have been compressed to 480p, as per the app’s prior resolution limit.
Images and videos shared on WhatsApp are protected with the company’s end-to-end encryption.
This lets them decide if they have the storage space or bandwidth available to view the video you’ve shared in HD quality at the time.
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Last week, WhatsApp announced it was adding support for HD photos, allowing the messaging app users the option to preserve the high-def resolution of the phones they wanted to share with friends and family.
At the time, the company said support for HD videos was coming soon.
Today, the company confirmed with TechCrunch that HD video support is now rolling out to both iOS and Android users.
Previously, high-def videos would have been compressed to 480p, as per the app’s prior resolution limit.
Images and videos shared on WhatsApp are protected with the company’s end-to-end encryption.
This lets them decide if they have the storage space or bandwidth available to view the video you’ve shared in HD quality at the time.
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