One of the most annoying technical issues Share Inability to share large files. If you are registering with your own Android or iOS phone, you do not have to go through the complicated process of going to a website like WeTransfer to share content with multiple gigabytes of memory. Fortunately, things are about to change.
Developers Share They have started to send files up to 2GB in size, which is more than the 100 MB that was in practice before the update. Sadly, we will have to wait for this news because it is only being tested for Argentina.
Share The fraternal country was selected for this important test because of the number of users in the country. While this does not transcend Brazil, this figure is sufficient for developers to analyze user behavior.
The new sending function is available with the “Document” option when sending the file within the dialog or group. From there you can share pictures, videos and all kinds of files. If you go directly to share pictures, you will not have the option to send large files.
New file submission limit is available to users Share Android and iPhone devices, WhatsApp web and desktop version in Argentina. In the standard version it is not known when this feature will be enabled for everyone.
Android | How to reduce mobile data usage
- Open your WhatsApp processor
- Click the three dots icon at the top right of the screen
- Then select the ‘Settings’ option from the menu
- Click on the ‘Storage and Data’ option
- From there, select the ‘Use less data per call’ option
iOS | How to reduce mobile data usage
- Open your WhatsApp app on your iPhone
- Then select the ‘Settings’ option in the lower right corner of the screen
- Click on the ‘Storage and Data’ option from the menu
- In the Network section, select the ‘Use less data for calls’ option
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