WhatsApp launches community service
The instant communication application “WhatsApp” launched the community service, which allows for larger and more organized groups for discussions
WhatsApp, which is used by about 2 billion people around the world, began testing this service earlier this year
This service is designed to help organizations, clubs, schools and other private groups to make their communication better and more organized, according to the "techcrunch" technical website
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, the company that owns WhatsApp, published a video clip on his Facebook page announcing the launch of the service, considering it a major development in the application
Zuckerberg added that the new service makes groups better by activating subgroups and ad targeting channels, stressing that this service is protected by the encryption system in force in the application
This service includes the presence of moderators who control the content and have the authority to delete messages and direct them to all subscribers in subgroups, as well as voice and video calls that accommodate 32 people
The user can move from one group to another easily and quickly
The service also allows the ability to download larger files of up to 2 gigabytes, and conduct a survey, which are features that the application has introduced earlier
And the number of members of the new communities to 1024 members