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Meta is testing a guest call feature that allows users to join WhatsApp calls without setting up an account, using a secure web link. The feature is still in development and isn\u2019t available for testing yet.<\/strong><\/p>\n This new feature expands on the current call link option by letting people join a call through a link, even if they haven\u2019t installed the app or created an account.<\/span><\/p>\n Each guest must be approved by the call host before joining, and calls will remain end-to-end encrypted. The feature uses the same technology that powers guest chats.<\/span><\/p>\n WhatsApp is updating its call link feature so people can make calls even without an account. Users can join through a secure web link without installing the app, and the host will approve each guest before they join.<\/span><\/p>\n Guests can open the link in their browser and join the call without creating an account, using the same technology as guest chats.<\/span><\/p>\n Hosts generate the call links, and they must verify each guest before allowing them to join as a security step. WhatsApp continues to protect all calls with end-to-end encryption.<\/span><\/p>\n WhatsApp has millions of users worldwide, but many people still haven\u2019t signed up. As a result, some companies use WhatsApp as their main way to talk to customers, which leaves out those who don\u2019t use the app.<\/span><\/p>\n With guest calls, Meta would let more people use WhatsApp to connect with others, and they hope this will encourage more people to sign up for full accounts.<\/span><\/p>\n