An interesting solution has emerged for the annoying WhatsApp video message sending error. As you know, some WhatsApp users encountered an annoying error as of yesterday. Accordingly, an error message appeared while sending a video via WhatsApp. According to the new information, Meta is trying to resolve the error in question.
User solution for WhatsApp Android video sending error
It should be reminded that the resulting error only affects video images taken from Android phones. Interestingly, videos shot by iPhone phones are not affected by this error. So, do all WhatsApp Android users face this video sending error? In fact, according to the first findings, only WhatsApp Beta users encountered this error.
So, if you are not using the WhatsApp Beta version, you will probably not experience the problem of sending video messages. It is also very interesting that this error only occurs in videos shot with Android. Accordingly, WhatsApp Beta started not recognizing the extension of videos shot with Android after the last beta version.
WhatsApp Beta Android users found a temporary solution for the video sending problem. If you can revert to the previous version of WhatsApp, 2.23.8.85, the error disappears. However, Google Play Store does not currently allow downgrading. In this sense, users prefer to install the previous version of WhatsApp from outside. However, it is worth remembering that installing applications from outside is risky.
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Currently, Meta has not released an update for the WhatsApp Android video sending problem. However, according to the information received, such a small update will be available for Beta users very soon. In fact, it is much rarer for iPhone users to experience problems sending videos shot with Android. In this sense, the update will probably come to the Android side.
Videos shot on iPhone appear in MOV format. So far, there has been no error in sending MOV videos via WhatsApp.
So, have you encountered this annoying WhatsApp error? Do you think that the fact that this bug only affects videos shot on Android is due to Meta’s carelessness? We welcome your comments and opinions
