WhatsApp beta, the testing version of the popular messaging app, has unveiled two exciting features in its latest update. The first feature, now known as voice chats, allows users to initiate voice calls within groups. With a simple tap on the waveform icon, users can start a voice chat, and all group members receive a push notification to join. Unlike regular group voice calls, the phone won't ring, ensuring a more seamless experience. These voice chats automatically end after an hour and are limited to 32 participants at a time.

In another welcome addition, WhatsApp beta also introduces the 'Send for Admin Review' feature, aimed at enhancing group moderation. Group administrators can now enable this toggle in group settings, allowing members to send messages for review before they are posted. This empowers administrators to spot and remove inappropriate content, even when they are away from their phones, ensuring a safer group environment.

While there is no official word on when these features will roll out to all users, beta testers are already exploring the exciting possibilities. The new functionalities promise to elevate the WhatsApp experience, and users can eagerly await their arrival on the stable version of the app in the near future.