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Go to or open the WhatsApp Desktop app on your computer or laptop.

Enter the pin or use biometric authentication to unlock your phone.

Tap More options (3 dots) > Linked devices.

However, keep in mind that if your phone is inactive for 14 days, the linked devices will be disconnected. This is no longer the case, and users can now use WhatsApp Web/App on PCs or on other devices without having to connect to the internet on their phone. Users previously had to keep their phones connected to the internet in order to use WhatsApp Web. Users can’t use the same WhatsApp account on two different smartphones at the same time, but they can connect up to four PCs or tablets to WhatsApp Web at once. This shows us that the feature is no longer in beta and has been released as a stable version. When using multi-device support, the “Beta” tag from WhatsApp has been removed.

Despite the fact that WhatsApp has made no word regarding the feature passing beta, users have reported that the multi-device functionality is now available. Users of both Android and iOS can now use their WhatsApp accounts on multiple devices simultaneously to send and receive messages on the application, even if their smartphones are not connected to the internet.Īccording to the company, the number of people using the feature directly through their web browser has increased since the beta release. WhatsApp has finally started rolling out its long-awaited multi-device feature to all of its users. For a few months, WhatsApp has been testing its multi-device feature in beta for users to try first-hand.