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| Support for multiple devices via WhatsApp is approaching |
The latest beta version of WhatsApp Android indicates that it may support multiple devices and it will be incorporated in the "Connected devices" section under "Settings".
According to WABetaInfo, which specializes in monitoring the beta functionality of WhatsApp, the beta version of Android 2.20.196.8 shows that the multi-device functionality is built into the "Settings" tab.
After accessing the three-point list in the upper-right corner of the start page, the new "Connected Devices" and other options are displayed.
If you click this option, the user will be redirected to another page, where the job is briefly described and a list of connected devices is displayed.
To connect a new device, the user must click the option in Settings to connect the new device and link to other devices and confirmation codes (maximum number available) to connect to another device.
Rumors say WhatsApp may also include an in-app review, but this functionality has not been confirmed.
Currently, the platform only supports one device at a time, and people who use multiple devices at the same time struggle to reconcile them.
The platform recently started testing this feature, and is expected to support up to four devices simultaneously.
WhatsApp platform is one of the most used messaging platforms in different systems. The company has more than 2 billion active users.
To maintain the user base and meet their needs, the company will continue to offer new and improved features. As we all know, WhatsApp came out with new features.
Although many users use the app, it lacks many important unsupported features, for example for example, using the same number on multiple phones.
The company recently added features like dark mode, animated stickers, and (messaging room). However, these jobs are still not complicated compared to those provided by competitors (such as Telegram).
In addition to support for multiple devices, an advanced search mode will be launched soon, where users can search for specific message types such as text, video, image or file in the search bar.
For those who have hundreds of messages in a conversation, this time can be shortened.