- WhatsApp will soon introduce multi device support and a shortcut for Messenger Rooms.
- Multi device support will allow users to use the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices.
- Messenger Rooms will allow users to start a video call on the Facebook Messenger.
Popular messaging app WhatsApp is all set to introduce two new features that will make it easier for users to use the same account on different devices and start video calls on Facebook’s Messenger app.
The features were spotted by WABetaInfo in two beta versions of the app. Multi device support was spotted on the
2.20.152 version of the app and Messenger Rooms support was spotted on the
2.2019.6 version.
Multi device support
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Currently, WhatsApp does not allow users to use the same account on different devices, a feature that has been available for quite some time on Telegram. Telegram allows users to log into a secondary device by sending an OTP to the first device.
The multi device support is expected to be named as ‘Linked devices’. It will allow users to log in on a new device by clicking on the ‘Link a new device’ button.
As per the report, WhatsApp recommends users to use a Wi-Fi connection while using the WhatsApp account on a secondary device. While it’s not clear why mobile data is not recommended, it’s possible that WhatsApp may copy all the messages and media on the new device.
Messenger Rooms
As people are stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, Facebook recently introduced Messenger Rooms that allow users to quickly place a video call and invite your friends with a link.
Now, Facebook is reportedly
working on adding a shortcut for Messenger Rooms on WhatsApp. This will allow users to quickly start a video call
with up to 8 people.
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