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WhatsApp<\/a> has delivered quite a few features over the years, ranging from Stories and dark mode to QR code support and Any.do integration<\/a>. We still don’t have multiple device support after all this time though, but it looks like we might be a step closer to getting the feature.<\/p>\n Frequent WhatsApp tipster WABetaInfo<\/a> has uncovered screenshots supposedly showing multiple device support within a pre-release build of the messaging app. The screenshots show an option called “linked devices” available from the main three-dot menu, replacing the WhatsApp Web shortcut.<\/p>\n Screenshots of the “linked devices” menu also note that you can send and receive messages from the browser, computer, and Facebook Portal devices. It’s unclear if this is therefore simply a new home for WhatsApp Web, WhatsApp Desktop, and Facebook Portal<\/a> functionality. If this is indeed the case, then you’ll still need your phone to be connected to the internet in order to use the likes of desktop and web clients.<\/p>\n In any event, the menu also gives you the ability to view linked devices and log out of a specific device. The tipster adds<\/a> that WhatsApp could require users to get verification codes sent to their phone in order to log into another phone.<\/p>\n This wouldn’t be the first time we heard murmurings of multiple device support though, as WABetaInfo uncovered references to multiple device support<\/a> back in November 2019 and again in March 2020. So it looks like the WhatsApp team has been working on this feature for a while now.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Hadlee Simons<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n\n
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More evidence may have emerged for WhatsApp working on multiple device support. Screenshots show a Linked Devices menu, seemingly replacing the WhatsApp Web shortcut. It’s believed that the team has been working on multiple device capabilities for a while now. WhatsApp has delivered quite a few features over the years, ranging from Stories and dark … Continue reading We could be closer to getting multiple device support in WhatsApp<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading