X Announces Major Expansion of Video Calls Feature: Now Supports Up to 50 Participants
(How X’s “Video Calls” Feature Now Supports Up to 50 Participants)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – [Insert Date] – X revealed a big upgrade to its Video Calls feature today. The platform now allows group video calls with up to 50 participants. This is a huge jump from the previous limit. This change lets users host much bigger meetings directly on X.
This update is meant for everyone. It helps friends and family connect in larger groups. It also helps professionals work together better. Businesses, teams, and communities can now hold full meetings on X. They don’t need other video call apps anymore. This makes planning easier.
Getting started is simple. Users tap the phone icon in a direct message. Then they pick contacts to join. Everyone gets a link to join the call. People can join from their phone or computer. Calls work on both iOS and Android apps. They also work on the web version of X.
This change comes from user feedback. Many people asked for bigger calls. X listened and made it happen. The company wants its tools to be useful for everyone. Bigger group calls are a key part of that goal. Users wanted to bring more people together easily. Now they can.
The updated Video Calls feature is live right now. All X users can start using it. There is no extra cost. This is part of X’s regular service. The company keeps improving its platform. This upgrade shows its focus on communication tools.
X is a major platform for public conversation. Millions of people use it every day. This new feature helps them connect in bigger ways. It supports both personal chats and professional teamwork. X believes this will make the platform even more valuable for its users.
For more details about Video Calls on X, visit the Help Center on the platform.
About X
(How X’s “Video Calls” Feature Now Supports Up to 50 Participants)
X is a global service connecting people through real-time updates and conversations. It offers tools for public discussion and private messaging. The company is based in San Francisco, California.
