The bad news is: everyone’s favorite WhatsApp web feature will be closed permanently. The very good news is that this will be replaced by multiple device functionality. What does this mean?
Innovation translates into a major advantage: Unlike the ‘old’ WhatsApp Web (desktop or portal), multiple devices allow you to use the instant messaging app on 4 different devices simultaneously without connecting the phone to the Internet.
Support IPod But confirmations and details await.
WhatsApp web functionality will be closed permanently: multiple devices will arrive
Judging by the latest beta released by the app, activating the WhatsApp web is irreversible: it’s obsolete and we need to say goodbye to this mode.
Let us convince ourselves: Multiple devices allow you to use the instant messaging app on 5 devices: Phone number It can connect to up to 5 devices (SIM smartphone + 4 other devices including tablet and PC) Without internet connection, Without leaning on the phone and working.
A good feature if we think you can work safely through WhatsApp, avoiding the boredom of notifications when the phone is off.
Soon, the implementation of the new functionality will be permanent for all users.
Join the beta to learn all about the benefits of multiple devices Settings> Connected Devices> Multiple Device Beta.
No official announcement from WhatsApp.
WhatsApp Beta Multiple Devices: Advantages
WhatsApp Update (Multi-device beta version) Will allow millions of users to use the web version independently of the mobile version.
Many users have complained about issues that prevent the smooth use of the Internet service, which depends on usage on smartphones: if the battery drops below 15% or the phone does not have maximum coverage, the web version stops running. . Finally, with the new update, all of these issues will be bad memory. You can use the app without connecting your PC and mobile, even if the phone is turned off or without an internet connection: even if the computer is turned on.
Not only that: Switching from iOS to Android Chronology It will not be lost and they can do it Calls and video calls with your computer Using a webcam and a microphone.
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