WhatsApp, which is the first application that comes to mind when it comes to messaging today and has tens of millions of users, comes up with a new feature every day.
Currently, it is not possible to see or send messages from WhatsApp when the phone is turned off or the internet is cut off.
In addition, when you log in to WhatsApp Web with a device, if you want to switch to another device, you have to log out. Now these problems are completely gone.
MULTI-DEVICE SUPPORT STARTED TO BE TESTED
WABetaInfo announced the availability of multi-device compatibility with version 2.21.150.11, which is currently in the testing phase.
Thanks to this innovation, which can be tested by those participating in the iOS Beta process of WhatsApp, WhatsApp can be used simultaneously from four different devices and a mobile phone.
Moreover, messaging can be continued even if the phone is not switched on or connected to the internet. With this innovation, the iPad version of WhatsApp, which has been spoken for three years but has not experienced any development, is expected to be available to users in a short time.
As this feature is currently in beta, it will take time to roll out to users. In addition, a warning was made that you may experience the following problems when you start testing this feature by participating in the beta;
Live locations and pinned chats may not work properly. You cannot chat or call people with an old version of WhatsApp on their phone from the Web/Desktop apps.
Speaking in an interview recently, Mark Zuckerberg and WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart stated that “syncing all messages and content is a huge technical challenge. What do you think about WhatsApp to support multiple devices? We are waiting your comments.
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