I have looked at this now.
It basically allows people not in your contacts to add you to their group.
So, for example, I am part of a real life group where we decided once that we would have a WhatsApp group to stop having to communicate by sending email messages to a much wider group. None of these people were previously contacts of the "leader" or each other but she was able to set it up whilst we were on a zoom call.
I've also had a work situation where only one person out of 30 or so had access to the phone numbers and obviously no-one was in her contacts. I don't think she would have wanted her contacts cluttering up with this kind of stuff to be honest. I certainly wouldn't.
Obviously you can be "invited" into a group but this was so much easier.
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