By 
Because it provides a safe and smooth experience, Meta-owned WhatsApp is the go-to app for users when it comes to sharing pictures, videos, or any document.
The instant messaging app has added another much-anticipated feature for those who were having difficulty sharing a large file with their contacts.
According to WaBetaInfo, an app tracking website, the app is releasing a new in-app banner to announce the ability to share documents up to 2GB in size.
The update, version 2.23.5.11, is being rolled out to some beta testers via the Google Play Beta Program.
Users will be able to easily share documents and files up to 2GB in size via the “document banner” now.
The screenshot above shows a new in-app banner within the document explorer that informs users that they can share documents up to 2GB in size.
Those who are unfamiliar with this feature will benefit from this banner, which will inform users and encourage them to try it right away. “WhatsApp is now a viable alternative for sending large files,” according to the new feature.
This update was previously released to beta testers, but it is now being rolled out to more users.
