By Web Desk 
WhatsApp has rolled out an exciting new feature designed to improve video calls in low-light environments. As video calling becomes an increasingly important way to stay connected, especially during late-night conversations or in dimly lit settings, this feature promises to enhance user experience by automatically adjusting the video quality to suit lower lighting conditions.
To enable the low-light video calls feature on WhatsApp, users simply need to ensure their app is up to date. The feature activates automatically once a call is initiated in a low-light setting, meaning no manual adjustments are required. However, users can still toggle between normal and low-light modes during a call, should they prefer.
This update comes as part of WhatsApp’s broader efforts to improve its communication tools, making video and voice calls more accessible and user-friendly across a variety of conditions. The low-light feature is particularly useful for users who may not have access to well-lit spaces or for those who frequently make video calls in the evenings.
In addition to this feature, WhatsApp has been working on several other improvements, such as better call quality in areas with poor internet connectivity and multi-device support, allowing users to make calls seamlessly from their phones, tablets, or desktop devices.
The introduction of low-light video calls positions WhatsApp as a stronger competitor in the video conferencing market, where it continues to challenge rivals like Zoom, Google Meet, and Skype. As video communication remains a key part of everyday interactions, this feature is expected to be a hit among WhatsApp’s vast global user base.