WhatsApp is currently testing a feature that will allow users to build links to join calls on the messaging service.

WhatsApp has been developing a host of features to improve the user experience. Following the introduction of a new search tool and message reactions, WhatsApp has been discovered testing a feature that would allow users to establish links to join calls on the messaging service. Previously, WhatsApp enabled users to join a call even if it had already begun. It will now be possible for the host to create a link for WhatsApp calls and invite other contacts.

According to Wabetainfo, WhatsApp will soon make it easy to join calls by using call links. The call host will be able to build and share links inside their contact list with anyone. The link can be sent to folks who are not on your contact list. It is vital to note that in order to make a WhatsApp call using the link, a user must first register an account on WhatsApp if he does not already have one. This is due to the fact that WhatsApp calls are protected by end-to-end encryption.

The feature would differ differently from the one now accessible on Messenger Rooms. The Messenger Room can be joined by anybody, even non-Facebook users, however, the WhatsApp call can only be joined by people who have WhatsApp accounts. "Because this function is in development, you cannot build call linkages right now," the article said. "However, WhatsApp is working on providing this feature in a future version."

The function is currently being developed by the messaging app, and we should take everything with a grain of salt until WhatsApp announces it. Although the majority of additions that arrive during beta testing make it into the final release, WhatsApp does remove some features after testing them. So don't get too enthusiastic just yet; WhatsApp will roll out the feature at its own pace.

Aside from that, WhatsApp was also seen working on a new search message shortcut, and hints of WhatsApp's message reactions feature were also discovered on WhatsApp Desktop beta. WhatsApp will soon allow users to respond to messages with emojis. In a message, users will be able to select from the six emoji selections listed below. The capability was discovered in the messaging app's beta version.