WhatsApp is testing increasing the Media file size limit from 100MB to 2 GB

WhatsApp, the most popular instant messaging app owned by meta, is releasing many new features and updates for its users. The ability to share media files up to 2GB is one of the important features of the test. Currently, this feature is currently being tested and can only be used by beta users of the app in select markets such as Argentina. 

Already, Telegram, WhatsApp's biggest rival, has been allowing users to share media files of up to 2GB for the past two years. Now, it looks like WhatsApp is ready to make it available for users waiting for this new feature.

Until now, WhatsApp only allows users to share media files up to 100MB. Also, there is no official confirmation from the company regarding the enhancement of its file-sharing limit or related features. Now, Argentina's WhatsApp beta tester has shared a screenshot showing a media file sharing limit of up to 2GB.

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WhatsApp is one of the leading applications in the social sector. Watts is constantly trying to give consumers a new feeling and always giving new updates it's giving its customers a new feeling.

But now watts has released new up-to-date updates to the market. Watts tries to bring new facilities to the users with this update.

However, it is currently not possible to send more files in watts. we don't even know how long the file will be. but now these problems will be met with a new feature that will bring you watts. we can also send files in 2GB size. the file also shows the time when it is going. this feature is already on ups like a telegram. now WhatsApp also trying.

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WhatsApp update tracker WABetaInfo reports that some beta users of WhatsApp for Android in Argentina are gaining the ability to share files up to 2GB. Currently, this feature is under trial and may undergo some changes. We can expect it to be released in beta versions of WhatsApp for users worldwide.

If this feature comes into existence, it will be easier for WhatsApp users to share large files directly through the app. It remains to be seen when this feature will be made available to customers in a timely manner.

A new feature is also being brought to the watts of groups. It can now also pole in groups. This feature is also telegram. All of this is currently available in the beta version. Available for all.

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According to another report, the new feature will allow anyone in the WhatsApp group to create or respond to polls within groups. Users who choose not to create a poll or respond to it can also view poll results. It revealed that polls in WhatsApp groups are end-to-end encrypted just like any other message on the platform.

In particular, it is not known how many options can be added to groups within groups on an instant messaging platform. For those unfamiliar, Telegram offers a maximum of 10 options for polls, while Twitter allows users to add up to four options.

Gmail, for example, limits files to 25 MB, and Twitter allows a generous 1 GB. Electronics makers are replacing phones like the Samsung Galaxy S22 with higher megapixel cameras and they produce great detailed large photos and videos.

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If the media file transfer capacity is relatively low, individuals should continue to find solutions, such as drastically modifying or compressing what they send. Being able to send large files through WhatsApp helps to expand its user base.

That's why we still do not know if this feature will be available to more users or to everyone - it's still very new. But it seems to be a more useful function than responding to messages with thumbs-up, heart or crying face emoji, so it should be noted whether it will be available soon.