WhatsApp owned by Meta is the go-to app for users when it comes to sharing photos, videos or any document as it provides a secure and seamless experience.
The instant messaging app has once again brought another much-anticipated feature for those who were struggling to share a large file among their contacts.
As app tracking website WaBetaInfo reports, the app is rolling out a new in-app banner to announce the ability to share up to 2GB of documents.
The update is being rolled out to some beta testers through the Google Play beta program, bringing version 2.23.5.11 up to .
Through “Document Banner”, users will now be able to easily share documents and files up to 2GB in size.
The screenshot above shows that a new in-app banner has been added to Document Explorer that will notify users that they can share documents up to 2GB in size.
For those who are not familiar with this feature, this banner will come in handy and update users, encouraging them to try it now. This new feature now makes “WhatsApp a viable alternative for sending large files”.
This update was first released to some beta testers but is now being rolled out to more users.
