Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is set to enhance its video calling experience with a new feature that enables users to share music audio during a video call.

This exciting update was discovered by WhatsApp news tracker WaBetaInfo.

According to WaBetaInfo, the feature is currently under development but has been submitted for testing through the TestFlight beta program.

The latest version, 23.25.10.72, includes this feature, which is not yet available to beta testers.

Once rolled out, this feature allows users to share audio from videos and music during a screen-sharing session, enabling everyone on the call to enjoy a synchronized audiovisual experience.

Users can enable this feature to share audio with participants during the call, but it's important to note that it's not compatible with voice calls or video calls with video disabled.

WaBetaInfo highlights the benefits of this feature, stating, "The ability to share video and music audio in real-time during a screen-sharing session adds a dynamic layer to video calls, making virtual gatherings definitely more interactive."

This new feature will undoubtedly enhance the overall video calling experience on WhatsApp, fostering a sense of connection and shared enjoyment among friends and family during virtual gatherings. The feature is expected to be available in a future app update.