![]() This is only rolling out to WhatsApp Web right now, but it's promised to arrive on "more companion devices in the future". ![]() You'll be able to enter your phone number on WhatsApp Web to then receive a one-time code, which you can use on your phone to enable device linking, rather than having to scan a QR code. Pranav Dixit Updated Apr 26, 2023, 12:08 PM IST WhatsApp WhatsApp, the popular messaging service with over 2 billion users, has announced that it is finally rolling out multi-device login. The rollout will conclude "in the coming weeks".Īdditionally, WhatsApp is also rolling out (over the same coming weeks) a "more accessible way" to link to companion devices. This update has already started rolling out to all users globally. You can use multiple phones with the same WhatsApp account signed into each of them. So now you can finally switch between multiple phones without signing out of WhatsApp. Each linked phone connects to WhatsApp independently, ensuring that your messages, media, and calls stay end-to-end encrypted.įurthermore, if your primary phone is inactive "for a long period" (the company doesn't specify anything more exact), then you'll be logged out of all companion devices automatically, as a security precaution. ![]() You link every additional phone the same way you link with WhatsApp on web browsers, tablets, and desktops. You'll need to scan a WhatApp QR code to link a new device to your account, so only scan QR codes on WhatsApp Web, WhatsApp Desktop, WhatsApp Android Tablets, WhatsApp companion phones, or Ray-Ban Stories. We’ll also automatically disconnect linked devices after 30 days of inactivity. You can use the same WhatsApp account on up to five phones. To log out of a linked device, tap the device > Log Out. The service is now offering what has to be the most requested feature ever. You are not allowed to log in to WhatsApp on another device with the same mobile number. Following the introduction of the long-requested ability to use the same account seamlessly across one phone and multiple other devices in 2021, today WhatsApp is back with the logical conclusion of that effort.
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