Whatsapp Reduced Status Limit In India
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
WHATSAPP REDUCE STATUS 30 SECOND TO 15 SECOND
WhatsApp's status feature is one of the most popular feature used in India. Now there is a big change in the feature status of these billions. WhatsApp users can now put only 15 seconds of video in their status. For information, please tell us that in the first WhatsApp status, 30 seconds of video could be put. WhatsApp is believed to have taken this step to ease the burden on the Internet server.
A 21-day lockdown is underway across the country to prevent corona virus transmission, increasing data usage and increasing server loads.
WABetainfo reported that no longer video can be shared in WhatsApp status for more than 15 seconds. The purpose is to reduce the traffic on the server infrastructure. It is believed that Facebook company is using Indian user status on WhatsApp more than the remaining features.
WhatsApp's status feature is one of the most popular feature used in India. Now there is a big change in the feature status of these billions. WhatsApp users can now put only 15 seconds of video in their status. For information, please tell us that in the first WhatsApp status, 30 seconds of video could be put. WhatsApp is believed to have taken this step to ease the burden on the Internet server.
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• NO FEES: WhatsApp uses your phone's Internet connection (4G/3G/2G/EDGE or Wi-Fi, as available) to let you message and call friends and family, so you don't have to pay for every message or call.* There are no subscription fees to use WhatsApp.
• MULTIMEDIA: Send and receive photos, videos, documents, and Voice Messages.
• FREE CALLS: Call your friends and family for free with WhatsApp Calling, even if they're in another country.* WhatsApp calls use your phone's Internet connection rather than your cellular plan's voice minutes. (Note: Data charges may apply. Contact your provider for details. Also, you can't access 911 and other emergency service numbers through WhatsApp).
• GROUP CHAT: Enjoy group chats with your contacts so you can easily stay in touch with your friends or family.
• WHATSAPP WEB: You can also send and receive WhatsApp messages right from your computer's browser.
• NO INTERNATIONAL CHARGES: There's no extra charge to send WhatsApp messages internationally. Chat with your friends around the world and avoid international SMS charges.*
• SAY NO TO USERNAMES AND PINS: Why bother having to remember yet another username or PIN? WhatsApp works with your phone number, just like SMS, and integrates seamlessly with your phone's existing address book.
• ALWAYS LOGGED IN: With WhatsApp, you're always logged in so you don't miss messages. No more confusion about whether you're logged in or logged out.
• QUICKLY CONNECT WITH YOUR CONTACTS: Your address book is used to quickly and easily connect you with your contacts who have WhatsApp so there's no need to add hard-to-remember usernames.
• OFFLINE MESSAGES: Even if you miss your notifications or turn off your phone, WhatsApp will save your recent messages until the next time you use the app.
• AND MUCH MORE: Share your location, exchange contacts, set custom wallpapers and notification sounds, broadcast messages to multiple contacts at once, and more!
A 21-day lockdown is underway across the country to prevent corona virus transmission, increasing data usage and increasing server loads.
WABetainfo reported that no longer video can be shared in WhatsApp status for more than 15 seconds. The purpose is to reduce the traffic on the server infrastructure. It is believed that Facebook company is using Indian user status on WhatsApp more than the remaining features.
According to a report, WhatsApp has 400 million active users in India. When trying to put status on WhatsApp, only 15 seconds of video can be put into the video which means that this feature is being rolled out for Indian users.