WhatsApp To Launch An iPad Version Soon? Find It Out Here

iPad users have been clamouring for a standalone WhatsApp app for a long time, but the firm has yet to offer one. WhatsApp was caught testing an iPad app on multiple times, but it never made it to the final release. Now WhatsApp might Launch An iPad Version after being seen working on Multi Device 2.0. Users can log in to a single account from four separate devices with multi-device support, however WhatsApp still does not allow users to log in to a single account from two different phones.

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“Multi-device 2.0 will let consumers link an additional mobile phone or tablet (WhatsApp for iPad/Android tablet) to the same WhatsApp account in the future,” Wabetainfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp features, wrote alongside a screenshot of the iPad version of the software.

It’s unclear whether WhatsApp for iPad will offer the same features as the desktop and mobile versions of the programme. Apart from the iPad, WhatsApp is also developing a MacOS version.

For the time being, WhatsApp is not optimizing for tablets. This does not rule out the possibility of using WhatsApp on a tablet; depending on your tablet’s operating system, you can download the mobile version from the App Store or Play Store.

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WhatsApp on iPad, like Instagram, has been a highly requested feature. Users had little choice but to utilize the browser versions of those applications, which are not as robust or flexible as the desktop counterparts. And, while Cathart hasn’t committed to a specific release date for the app, the company already has the technology in place to do it.

Here’s What To Expect From WhatsApp’s iPad Version

We should expect functionality similar to those seen in the desktop version. At debut, users will be able to choose between dark and light themes, as well as a chat wallpaper.

WhatsApp made the multi-device capability available to everyone after nearly three years of development. Users can presently use WhatsApp from four distinct accounts for a single account with this capability. However, only one primary phone will come to use, with the rest of the devices being your laptop or laptop.

“Multi-device” means that users will have access to the same features as the current public versions of WhatsApp Web, Desktop, and Portal, but without the need to connect their phone, according to a WhatsApp representative.

Thanks to our multi-device capabilities, users of Desktop/Web and Portal will notice an immediate increase in their experience. In the future, it will also enable the inclusion of compatibility for new types of devices,” the spokesman stated.

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