The iPad is now there for more than a decade and so is WhatsApp.
In 10 years or more, the iPad has been going on to become the best-selling tablet in the world and whatsapp is one of the most popular applications.
However, surprisingly iPad doesn’t have an application for WhatsApp in many years.
However, it looks like everything is set to change.
According to Wabetainfo, a platform that tracks the upcoming features of the application, WhatsApp finally works on multi-device 2.0, and users will be able to use the iPad as a newly linked device.
Not only that WhatsApp has a plan to offer support for Android tablets as well as multi-device features.
This feature was confirmed to be in the development of the screenshot that was shared by Wabetainfo in a tweet.
Tweet also record, “in development and will be released in future updates.” News: WhatsApp finally works on multi-device 2.0, and you can use the iPad as a new connected device ☄️android tablet …
https://t.co/RJHRNWA7TV- WILLAINFO (@wabetainFO) 1629503290000How Will WhatsApp work on the iPad? Certain questions about the availability of whatsapp on the iPad.
WhatsApp for iPad will not be a web application, on the contrary it is the original application.
You will not connect your mobile to use the application on the iPad.
It will work independently, according to Waretainfo.
It is also said that beta WhatsApp users on iOS will automatically have the iPad version in the future.
WhatsApp spokesman in an interview with Techradar has explained how multi-device features will function.
“Multi-device means that users will have the same function available on the current public version of WhatsApp Web, Desktop and Portal, only without the need to have your cellphone connected.” There is no clear date when the feature will actually be launched to iPad users.
However, whatsapp has said last month that the feature will be fully launched to all users in the next or two months.
So maybe only as soon as iPad users can finally use WhatsApp on the device.
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