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How to Make WhatsApp Phone Calls

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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WhatsApp has changed the way we communicate with friends and family. It has revolutionized the way we exchange messages, photos, and now, even telephone calls. WhatsApp calls are an excellent way to stay in touch with loved ones, especially if they are miles away. They work just like regular phone calls but are made over the internet, which means that they are cheaper, and you don’t need to worry about network coverage.

Are you wondering how to make WhatsApp phone calls? Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to do that.

Step 1: Download WhatsApp

If you haven’t downloaded the WhatsApp application yet, visit your app store, and search for ‘WhatsApp.’ Download and install the application on your smartphone.

Step 2: Launch WhatsApp

Launch the WhatsApp application on your smartphone. If you are new to the application, you will need to enter your phone number to complete the verification process.

Step 3: Choose the person you want to call

Navigate to the ‘Chats’ tab and select the conversation of the person you want to call.

Step 4: Initiate the call

At the top right corner of the screen, you will see an icon with a phone symbol. Tap on this icon to initiate the call.

Step 5: Wait for the person to pick the call

The phone will start ringing, and the other party will receive your call notification. If the person is online and available to take your call, they will answer, and you can begin your conversation.

Step 6: End the call

To end the call, tap the ‘End Call’ button at any time during the call. The call will terminate, and you will be redirected back to the chat window.

Tips for making WhatsApp phone calls

1. A strong internet connection is crucial for the quality of the call; ensure you have a stable and robust network.

2. Make sure that the recipient’s device is also compatible with the WhatsApp application and has the latest version installed.

3. Remember that WhatsApp calls are made over the internet and will use your internet data. If you are using a limited data plan, keep an eye on your usage.

Conclusion

Making WhatsApp phone calls is as easy as pie. Just ensure that you have downloaded the WhatsApp application, have a stable network connection, and are in contact with the person you want to call. With all the benefits that come with WhatsApp calls, including affordability and convenience, it’s worth giving it a try. 

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