New messaging app functionality, the multi-device feature has obviously changed the way a user can use WhatsApp.
With the new feature, the phone does not need to be connected to the internet and the user can still use WhatsApp Web, Desktop and Portal easily.
With it, it is possible to link a WhatsApp account to four devices. And as a prelude, the novelty should allow an additional phone to be connected soon, as detailed on the WABetaInfo website.
The platform will allow the iPad version of the app to be linked to the main device.
This is the new feature that should change the way users use WhatsApp
Also according to the information, a recent screenshot appears when the user opens WhatsApp Web/Desktop if he has joined a file Beta software for multiple devices.
With this, it is possible to understand that you will finally be able to use the messaging app on another mobile device.
How will grandma work?
When the user connects the second mobile device for the first time, WhatsApp syncs the chat history: this process is obviously end-to-end encrypted.
When the user opens the application on the second mobile device after some time, the application downloads all messages from the server and this does not require his main phone to be connected to the Internet.
It is still unclear if the messaging app will limit this feature to tablets only (iPads and Android tablets) or whether mobile phones are included.
The feature is still under development in the iOS beta app. The platform is also working on the same feature for Android. paying off:
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