WhatsApp will Soon Allow You to Link a Secondary Device to Your Account

WhatsApp eventually began bringing out multi-device support for its messaging network to all users late last year, after a long period of development. Users can now link additional desktop or laptop devices to their WhatsApp accounts in order to utilise the platform independently on their computers, but the capability does not currently allow them to attach a secondary mobile or tablet device. That could soon change, as the Meta has begun to tease this ability.

WhatsApp Multi-Device will soon be able to support secondary mobile devices

WhatsApp may soon allow you to link your secondary smartphone or tablet to your account, according to a new claim by the reliable WhatsApp beta tracker WABetaInfo. In the current WhatsApp beta version 2.22.10.13, the tipster discovered a preview of the feature.

The company has already established a new “Register Device as Companion” feature in the app, as shown in the report. It’s worth noting that WhatsApp indicated last year that it would increase its platform’s multi-device functionality.

Users will be able to add secondary smartphones and tablets to their current WhatsApp accounts once the feature is available. They will be able to utilise the messaging service on multiple mobile devices with the same account without having to maintain the primary device linked to the internet at all times. The “Companion” devices that are linked to a WhatsApp account will be referred to as such, and users will have to scan the QR code on their primary device to link them.

You should be aware that the user interface is currently unfinished, as the instructions at the bottom state that users must aim their secondary device toward a QR code in order to link it. The QR code, which should be in the centre of the screen, is presently missing. As a result, we may anticipate the company to make some tweaks to the user interface before releasing the feature to the public.

According to WABetaInfo, the feature is currently in development. As a result, there is no word on when the business plans to deploy it on the platform.

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