In the Latest WhatsApp iOS update, WhatsApp has overcome a critical constraint for iPhone users by allowing them to exchange photos and videos at their original, uncompressed quality.
While Android users have had the option to share uncompressed files for a long time, this feature was notably absent on iPhones.
To use this feature, iPhone users must select the’send Documents’ option. This function allows you to share photographs or videos in their original quality with other media.
However, it’s important to note that WhatsApp has a 2 GB file size limit for uncompressed files, making it impossible to send large amounts of 4K or 8K film without reduction.
Following extensive testing, this functionality is now officially available to all iOS users. As other platforms, such as Telegram, have provided similar capabilities for some time, this innovation is eagerly awaiting.
As of now, this upgrade is only available to iOS users; Android users could already send files without compression via the document attachment option.
While this update provides considerable advantages for iPhone users, speculations claim that WhatsApp may soon provide a lossless media-sending option through the gallery.
However, this update is not yet released to the beta platform, where new features are normally evaluated before being released to the stable version.
This latest WhatsApp iOS update provides a more varied and high-quality media-sharing experience to Iphone users.