Until recently, enabling real-time voice calls between your business applications and WhatsApp’s 3+ billion users required complex telecom infrastructure. The WhatsApp Business Calling API, introduced by Meta in July 2025, changes that by letting businesses integrate voice calls directly into WhatsApp conversations using VoIP (Voice over Internet
Digital media delivery today relies on two powerful but separate approaches: scalable streaming and real-time conversation. Each one excels at a specific purpose, and understanding both reveals why MOQ represents a fundamental shift in how we may be building these applications in the future. Let’s explore what
Last week I attended the RTC.ON 2025 conference in Krakow, Poland, alongside my colleagues Alberto González Trastoy and Alfred González Trastoy from our WebRTC.ventures team. The conference is in its third year, and this was my second time attending. RTC.ON has quickly become one of the premier
WebRTC VoIP systems enable voice calling directly through web browsers and mobile apps without requiring any software downloads or plugins. This makes them ideal for customer support platforms, telehealth consultations, sales calls, and any application where you want to add voice communication without asking people to install
