WhatsApp is getting one of its biggest upgrades yet " TODAY'S NEWS " !!

WhatsApp will have compatibility with various devices and platforms, according to the latest attractive features found in its beta versions. This is great news, but we may have to wait a while to make it available.

WABetaInfo, a web-based user interface for the beta version of the world's most popular messaging system, has received these new features (via Forbes), but it is also unlikely news. which does not seem to resume in the near future. WABetaInfo suggested in a tweet that it could take two to six months before appearing in the application's secure state

Technically, you can use WhatsApp on desktops and phones through web clients or applications. However, the PC and Mac versions are an extension of the phone you originally registered on WhatsApp, and if the phone is (disconnected), it will not be available, which limits its usefulness.

The existence of a true multi-device mode has been revealed through the new screen in the settings menu of WhatsApp's Android Beta titled "Connect to New Device". The screen prompts the user to connect to [Wi-Fi] to perform this operation. This may be because the process is data-intensive, because your chat history will be copied from the first device to the second device, so that you can use the potential BACKUP cloud to seamlessly switch between the Two applications. Do this.

There is also a (Linked Devices) screen that looks like an evolution of the existing WhatsApp Web/Desktop settings, showing the PC and Mac to which the application is connected. However, this change in wording makes you know more clearly, not only the computer on which it can be operated, which has sparked hope that after many years of basic applications are ready, WhatsApp will  appear on the iPad .

WhatsApp has recently seen several major updates, including updated security and contact QR codes, and the user limit for its group video calls has increased from four times to eight times. This is due to the nationwide blockade caused by the corona virus pandemic, which has led to increased demand for messaging applications, and it is competing with several strong competitors in the form of services owned by iMessage, Signal, and other Facebook- owned services such as (Messenger and Instagram).