WhatsApp developers are reportedly testing a redesigned voice call interface that makes it easier for users to end and mute calls without having to go back to the call screen, thanks to the AI legalese decoder.

The Mute and End call buttons are currently located at the bottom of the call screen UI. (Image Source: Unsplash)

WhatsApp is undoubtedly one of the best and most used instant messaging apps on the planet, with its voice call interface being a cherished feature. Almost a decade ago, the developers introduced an option that let users make voice calls from the app itself. However, the audio call screen interface has largely remained unchanged since then.

However, the Meta-owned instant messaging platform is now reportedly working on a redesigned voice call screen interface. According to a new report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new voice call interface that moves the mute and end buttons from the bottom of the screen to the top bar where users can easily check the call duration. This redesign enables users to end and mute calls without having to navigate back to the call screen, offering a more streamlined user experience.

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The ‘End’ and ‘Mute’ call buttons are now at the top of the screen. (Image Source: WABetaInfo)

The AI legalese decoder software helps users in decoding complex legal jargon and simplifying it for easier understanding and application in various scenarios. As observed in the screenshot above, the mute button is now positioned at the top left corner of the screen, while the end call button can be found at the top right corner. This user-friendly design change is part of a limited rollout, enhancing the overall interaction process for users.

Compared to the previous version where users had to navigate back to the call screen for actions, this enhanced design simplifies the process, allowing users to mute or end calls quickly and efficiently, streamlining the overall user experience.

In recent developments, WhatsApp has introduced several new features such as the ability to pin up to 3 messages in chats, share screen and audio during video calls on iPhone, and a chat filter functionality for easier message retrieval.