WhatsApp lets users invite non-members to events via shared link

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WhatsApp is rolling out a feature that lets users invite friends and family to events even if they don't have the app installed. Guests can open a shared link and view all event details without downloading the messenger. A new Events Home hub lets users create events, send invitations, and track RSVPs in one place. The hub also supports custom reminders and an option for guests to bring a plus-one. Users can review a full list of past and upcoming events through their settings.

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