![]() This could include photos or videos, similar to how Snapchat works, where you would view it once and not see it again, so this could be very useful for someone who wants to send over confidential information.Ĭathcart also confirmed that multi-device support is coming to the beta version of WhatsApp within the next two months, so it’s not a far cry to see iPad support appear by the end of August 2021. Type into the address bar You’ll be directed to the WhatsApp homepage since you’re visiting on a mobile browser. This option, however, is only available through the browser. This allows you to use WhatsApp on your second device without providing a phone number. ' Then, click on Link a Device to scan the QR code. While they can already disappear after a certain amount of time, there’s also the upcoming ability to view a message once, and then it will disappear. Click the three-dot symbol in the top right corner or Settings and choose ' Link Devices. It looks as though the team are focusing on expanding the disappearing messages first. ![]() Cathcart later confirms that up to four of your devices will be able to use the same WhatsApp account at the same time, so it may be that your account won’t need your phone number to access the same chats. WhatsApp is not available in iPad, but if you want to get WhatsApp on your iPad without jailbreaking your device, then you should go to the web version of. It seems as though multi-device support had to work in order for an iPad app to be viable, which is now a possibility. Step 5: Now, you can add contacts with whom you wish to communicate by pressing the menu button. ![]() Step 4: WhatsApp will be successfully installed without scanning the QR code. Then go to WhatsApp Web (in the new versions it is called Linked Devices). Open WhatsApp on your phone and tap on the three vertical dots. Step 3: Now, enter your phone number, which you want to use for verification. Open WhatsApp Web in the browser on the iPad, you can go directly to A QR code is displayed on the screen that needs to be scanned. “We’d love to support WhatsApp on the iPad! Getting multi-device right will make it possible for us to build things like that.” Step 2: Open the Bluestacks app store and search WhastApp on the search menu and download it. ![]() In the interview, Will Cathcart confirmed that a native app was on its way, saying:
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