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It’s used by over 2B people in more than 180 countries. This "multi-device 2.0" feature is still in development and apart from the aforementioned screenshots, there is nothing concrete to indicate when the iPad app will be released.WhatsApp from Meta is a FREE messaging and video calling app.
Also read: How to install and use WhatsApp on an Android tablet. WABetainfo also mentioned that Android tablets would also receive the multi-device feature soon. In theory, if these rumors are confirmed, iPad users could finally receive a dedicated WhatsApp app on their tablet. However, what's more interesting is how the site mentioned that this option will rely on a native app and not on WhatsApp Web as is currently the case. Screenshots published by WABetainfo on August 21 revealed that users would be able to link an iPad and use it as part of the multi-device setup. WhatsApp is currently testing out this multi-device feature on a limited basis in its latest beta. The long-requested feature allows users to use the same WhatsApp account across multiple devices without having to be logged in to their main smartphone at all times. WhatsApp beta for iPad? If you have WhatsApp beta for iOS, you will automatically have the iPad version in the future. Is WhatsApp for iPad already available? No. Will WhatsApp for iPad work independently? Yes. Is WhatsApp for iPad a web app? No, it's a native app!. WABetainfo, the unofficial but generally reliable source of news and leaks concerning WhatsApp has posted several screenshots via its official Twitter account, showing what could very well be the second development phase for the multi-device feature. Instead of going through WhatsApp Web, multiple devices can rely on a native app. WABetainfo has published screenshots shows how one could link an iPad to its main WhatsApp account.
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