Sometimes, texting just doesn't cut it. Maybe it just feels a little impersonal or maybe you just can't wait to hear a loved one's voice in real time. Thankfully, one of the features that WhatsApp introduced early on is calling, and the service offers both voice and video calls — as well as group calls for both. The feature is incredibly useful for staying connected to friends and family, and the best part is that it is absolutely free. Here's how to make or receive calls with WhatsApp for Android.
There are two methods to make calls with WhatsApp. You can go to the Calls tab and initiate a call or do so directly from within a conversation window.
Tap the dialer button at the bottom right of your screen. It's the little phone receiver with the plus sign.
Tap the redial button if you'd like to call someone you've called before. It's the phone receiver (or video button) on the right of the contact in your call log.
Tap the red phone button to end the call.
Now you'll be able to call other WhatsApp users any time of day, from anywhere you can connect to the internet.
WhatsApp calls come in just like regular phone calls, so don't worry about missing them if you don't have the app open or your phone is locked.
Tap the message icon at the bottom of the screen to decline with a message.
WhatsApp has optimized its calling service so that the feature works reliably even if you're on a low-bandwidth internet connection or using a phone with limited memory, like one of the picks in our best phones under $100. The ease of use makes calling on WhatsApp as seamless as it gets, and as an added bonus, you don't have to worry about the service using too much data.
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