Users may now easily attach their devices to WhatsApp. WhatsApp announced the release of a new app made just for Windows. Similar to the smartphone version, the new app for Windows desktops is supposed to offer a quicker and more seamless experience while using the software across different platforms.
Users can now link their WhatsApp accounts on up to four devices.
According to an announcement from the company. Even when the phone is not connected, chats will still be synchronized and secured. Users of WhatsApp on Windows desktop will have access to a variety of capabilities following an update, including the ability to make audio and video calls and nearly universal device connectivity. No charger, no issue, stated Whatsapp on Twitter. Now that it can be connected to up to four devices, your conversations will be synchronized, encrypted, and available even when your phone is not.
How to connect WhatsApp to many devices?
- Open WhatsApp on your primary device, which is your phone. Where WhatsApp is constantly active.
- Choose the “Linked Devices” option under “Settings.”
- After selecting “Connect a new device,” proceed as directed on the screen.
- Open the WhatsApp website in a web browser, just like you would on a Windows desktop, to connect to a second device (web.whatsapp.com).
- Use your other device to scan the QR code located on the web page.
- Await sync. The other device will be able to see your chats.
- Use the same procedure to connect additional devices.
- As long as the connected devices are online, you can join up to four of them at once, and it will be accessible on all of them.
- Even just exiting the app, you can unlink the device at any time.
Recognize the crucial details
Before, running WhatsApp on a PC required being online on a mobile device. Yet this is no longer true. If you don’t use your phone for more than 14 days, all of your connected devices will be unlinked. In addition, you will need the primary smartphone, to which you are constantly connected to it if you want to connect to a new device.
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