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How to make free video calls on WhatsApp

Since voice calling launched on WhatsApp, we have all been clamoring for a video call option. It's available now and here's how to use it.

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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, made the announcement via a Facebook post early this morning.

Here's how to make free video calls on WhatsApp:

- Download the latest version of WhatsApp.

- Open the app on your mobile phone.

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- Select the contact you want to video call.

- Click the telephone icon at the top right of the chat screen.

- Select the video call option.

Note that the video call option only works if you and the recipient of the video have the latest video-call-enabled versions of the WhatsApp app.

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