The report only mentions these features for Android devices, but we are hopeful that WhatsApp will be offering these for iOS and iPadOS users in the near future as well. So, when can users expect these two features to roll out for everyone? Since these are still in beta, WhatsApp will be testing them rigorously with a select group of users, and make sure that all the bugs are fixed before it is made available to WhatsApp users across the globe. For this to happen, you need to go to the linked devices section and scan the QR code on the slate to get access to the WhatsApp account on the device. In addition to this, WhatsApp now allows users to link their accounts to a tablet. Beta users can click on the three-dot menu at the top-right of the WhatsApp screen and click on Link a Device to connect another phone to the same account. Enjoy a bigger display and a wider keyboard. As a result: Don’t need any interchange between mobile and tablet. Your mobile and tablet got syncs, and conveniently you will be able to use WhatsApp on both the devices simultaneously. Connect your smartphone with it via QR code. With this development, WhatsApp will finally support Linked Devices for up to four Android phones via Companion Mode. Install Tablet for WhatsApp on the tablet. Click the URL, swipe down to access the 'top drawer' of the favorites menu that appears when typing a web address. Microsoft Releases Update To Fix Screenshot Editing Vulnerability On Windows After that, you can see WhatsApp home page.

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