Mac users who also have WhatsApp at the center of their messaging world can now take advantage of a new addition to the app - so long as they're using the latest beta version.
WhatsApp has been making some changes to the way its Mac app works in recent weeks and now a new report suggests that it is working on bringing group calling to the Mac app as well.

The WhatsApp beta watchers at WABetaInfo report that the previous version of the WhatsApp app on the Mac didn't allow group calls to be initiated with the button simply not working. Now however, a new beta appears to have improved matters with the button fully functional for some beta testers.
The report also notes that some users might see a different icon within the chat header that combined group calling and video calling in one, something that will likely be ironed out before the feature is rolled out to everyone.
Right now WABetaInfo reports that up to 32 people can join an ongoing audio call, although it appears that only seen van be added to the call at its inception. It also isn't yet clear what the limitation will be in terms of people able to join a video call.
With this new addition only available to some people using the latest beta, it isn't yet clear how long it will be before everyone using the public version of WhatsApp will be able to begin group calls from the Mac app. Thankfully, WhatsApp is normally pretty good at moving features from beta to the final shipping version of its apps.