(Web Desk) – WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Meta, is introducing an augmented reality (AR) capability for video calls.

WhatsApp has added a ‘touch-up tool’ to video calls, allowing users to apply filters to smooth out facial features and enhance their personality.

That would put a stop to the hassle of getting immaculate make-up for video calls.

“Low-light mode” is another useful function that improves visibility in low or dim lighting settings.

To achieve a high-quality screen presence, you do not need to seek out good lighting or wait for sunlight.

This new feature allows you to modify and blur the backdrop, allowing you to choose from the available backgrounds in the program.

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