WhatsApp rolls out Protect IP address feature: What is it and how to enable it
WhatsApp rolls out Protect IP address feature: What is it and how to enable it
WhatsApp has started rolling out a new privacy feature that protects users' IP addresses during calls. The feature ensures that the IP address of a WhatsApp user is not visible to other parties in the call, adding an additional layer of privacy and security. To enable the feature, users need to go to the app's settings, navigate to the Privacy section, and toggle on the "Protect IP address in calls" option. However, enabling this feature may slightly impact call quality as calls will be relayed through WhatsApp servers instead of direct peer-to-peer connections.
WhatsApp has started rolling out a new privacy feature that protects users' IP addresses during calls. The feature ensures that the IP address of a WhatsApp user is not visible to other parties in the call, adding an additional layer of privacy and security. To enable the feature, users need to go to the app's settings, navigate to the Privacy section, and toggle on the "Protect IP address in calls" option. However, enabling this feature may slightly impact call quality as calls will be relayed through WhatsApp servers instead of direct peer-to-peer connections.
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WhatsApp has started rolling out a new privacy feature that protects users' IP addresses during calls. The feature ensures that the IP address of a WhatsApp user is not visible to other parties in the call, adding an additional layer of privacy and security. To enable the feature, users need to go to the app's settings, navigate to the Privacy section, and toggle on the "Protect IP address in calls" option. However, enabling this feature may slightly impact call quality as calls will be relayed through WhatsApp servers instead of direct peer-to-peer connections. 
