USA: WhatsApp is rolling out a camera mode for iOS users. It is currently being developed and will be made available to beta testers soon.

However, thanks to WABetaInfo, we have a glimpse of the upcoming feature and also how it will work. The report adds that iOS users will be able to switch from "Photo" to "Video" mode in the camera mode for brief recording sessions.

Back in December 2022, the WhatsApp beta app for Android got the rollout of Camera Mode. The feature will be added to WhatsApp's iOS beta app once it is released on the Android platform.

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The WhatsApp beta of the TestFlight app for iOS, with version number 23.1.0.75, provides information on the latest developments.

The bottom-centered circular button currently needs to be tapped and held while a video is being recorded in WhatsApp. If you want to record long videos then sometimes it can be difficult to do so.

To start or stop recording, you just have to tap the button when using camera mode to switch from taking photos to taking videos.

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Once Camera Mode is available on WhatsApp for iOS, go to the camera icon in the top-left corner of your account. You will be taken to the shooting location.

You have two options, Video and Photo, at the bottom, below the circular button. This is set to Photo by default. As a result, after converting to video, you can tap to start recording.

Camera mode is currently being worked on for iOS. It is speculated that WhatsApp will make it available to testers in a future update of the iOS beta app. All iOS users should be able to use the feature once the testing process is over.

Select iOS beta testers recently received picture-in-picture mode for video calls from WhatsApp. Users of regular and business beta apps can access this feature.

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This enables users to continue using other apps during a video call. As the user multitasks, a unique view is displayed on the screen. Additionally, you can temporarily disable the video call view.