July 21, 2021 • 4 mins
WhatsApp — one of the most used chat apps on the planet is now testing the most sought-out feature on its app called multi-device support.
As it is, you can use the app on only one device, and that for most people is there phone. You can use the web clientor the desktop app to chat with your friends and family, but your phone has to be connected to the internet.
Recently, the company confirmed that it’s working on a feature that will let you link four devices to one account.Good news on the face of it meaning that you can use each device independently, as long as you have an internet connection
As it is, you can use the app on only one device, and that for most people is there phone. You can use the web clientor the desktop app to chat with your friends and family, but your phone has to be connected to the internet.
Recently, the company confirmed that it’s working on a feature that will let you link four devices to one account.Good news on the face of it meaning that you can use each device independently, as long as you have an internet connection
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