it will automatically sign you out of WhatsApp Web if you don’t use the service on your phone or more than two weeks, at which point you’ll need to follow the steps to sign back in online using the device. One thing to keep in mind is that unlike using WhatsApp Web on Mac or PC, notifications from web browsers like Safari aren’t supported on iOS and iPadOS, so you won’t receive notifications when you a new message comes through: You will instead need to open the browser to check to see if you have anything new.Īnother limitation to be aware of is that while your phone doesn’t need to stay online to use WhatsApp on a linked device like an iPad through WhatsApp We. It can even be turned off and you’ll still and able to send and receive messages. You’ll then be able to use WhatsApp Web from anywhere without having your device nearby. You’ll need to have your phone with WhatsApp installed nearby in order to do this, and it’l need to be turned on with an internet connection to authenticate it the first time. Since WhatsApp’s head has already shown interest in this idea, we can expect this to become reality pretty soon.
This upgrade will bring in good news for many as it might finally bring the WhatsApp app to iPad.
FREE WHATSAPP FOR IPAD INSTALL
Since there’s no way to install the iPhone version of WhatsApp on an iPad, and doing so wouldn’t result in the seamless iMessage-like experience us iPhone and iPad users are used to anyway, the only way to use WhatsApp on an iPad right now is through WhatsApp Web, a service that lets you send and receive WhatsApp messages from a browser. WhatsApp is soon expected to improve the capabilities of its multi-device support functionality with the launch of Multi-Device 2.0. Will Cathcart, the man who sits at the head of the table at WhatsApp, confirmed that much of the infrastructure needed to launch WhatsApp for iPad exists back in 2021, hinting that we could see a companion application launched for the tablet in the future - but he hasn’t confirmed whether that’ll be the case, or when.
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