The report further says, “This process may take a while to complete, so WhatsApp is working on adding the same system message available on WhatsApp Web/Desktop: it explains that chats are still in sync so old messages are momentarily not available. Once the feature is rolled out, users' chat will be securely copied to the companion device as they log into WhatsApp from a secondary mobile device. The statement reads, “Today, thanks to the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.15.13 update, we have discovered that WhatsApp is working on syncing the chat history across mobile devices.”Īs per the report, the feature will be dubbed as WatsApp's companion mode. It seems that the platform is working on an automated method of syncing the chat history across multiple smartphones. In a recent development tracked by WABetaInfo, a new feature has been spotted in the new WhatsApp beta for Android phones (version 2.22.15.13). This means users will be able to operate their WhatsApp account in their primary as well as secondary device soon. The feature is accessible on desktop and laptop, however, it is being speculated that the instant messaging app will bring this same feature to phones as well. The company also noted that its existing policy on inactive users will still apply, meaning your account may be deleted if it's inactive for 120 days.WhatsApp brought multi-device support feature in late 2021 enabling users to sign in to multiple devices at the same time. More than 2 billion people in over 180 countries use WhatsApp to stay in touch with friends and family, anytime and anywhere. If you continue to hold out even after a "few weeks of limited functionality," WhatsApp said it'll stop sending calls and messages to your phone. People who put off accepting the privacy update even after reminders become persistent won't be able to access their chat list but will still be able to answer incoming phone and video calls, WhatsApp said, and will also be able to tap on notifications to respond to messages or return a missed call. In response to concerns that it'll share personal information with corporate parent Facebook, WhatsApp said the update doesn't affect the privacy of messages with friends and family, and instead relates only to messaging businesses through the platform. WhatsApp earlier this year faced a slew of backlash from privacy advocates and even Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk following the announcement about an updated policy, eventually delaying the change to May 15. Select Your Account if you are yourself a business person and. Step 4: The feature Messaging provides access to two options as follows. Step 3: Fill the name and type of your business in Create WhatsApp account window. Step 2: Go to Accounts> WhatsApp Accounts> Add.
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