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Since WhatsApp has had to rework its technology to allow for true multi-device functionality, the company says users who are calling people using an older version of WhatsApp will not be able to contact them – not even WhatsApp calls.

Those using WhatsApp Business will reportedly not be able to edit their profile details from their computer and will need to pick up their smartphone to do so. For starters, you cannot pin chats (or access pinned chats) join or view group invites, or view a user’s live location. However, users will also face challenges while using the WhatsApp multi-device feature, at least at the moment. Users will also be able to use WhatsApp on more than one device at a time – currently, the device logs you out of WhatsApp Web or WhatsApp Desktop if you sign in to the service on another computer or browser window.

LOG OUT OF WHATSAPP OFFLINE

The biggest advantage of true WhatsApp multi-device support is the ability to use and access your WhatsApp messages on your other devices, even when your primary device (your phone) is completely offline – for example when it has no internet connection or the battery is depleted.

However, they will not be able to log on to WhatsApp from another phone.Īlso read: Looking for a smartphone? Check Mobile Finder here. At the moment the Log out option replaces the Delete account on linked devices but their plan might change, moving/copying the option in the previously linked device. According to the WABetaInfo, there will be a new option called 'log out', that allows to unlink your device to the main WhatsApp account. Users who set up multi-device support can connect up to four other computers using WhatsApp Desktop, WhatsApp Web, and Portal. This new feature will be available on WhatsApp Messenger and WhatsApp's Business option too. While the Facebook-owned company still has to iron out bugs and issues with the WhatsApp multi-device support before it is rolled out to users, the arrival of the beta testing for regular users is an indicator that the feature is inching closer to a proper release.

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