WhatsApp recently unveiled the capability of calling up to 32 people via group calls, as well as the 'multi-device" support that lets users access instant messaging on a linked PC without the need for the smartphone to be connected to the internet. Now, WhatsApp has unveiled via Beta builds the feature to gran users to use their accounts on a secondary device. The newest feature gives an option to users to link another smartphone or tablet to their WhatsApp accounts via the primary device. Read more in our articles including "WhatsApp to allow linking on secondary device" and "Korea to provide PHP 1.56B grant for PH Cybersecurity Center".
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Jun 25, 2026WhatsApp recently unveiled the capability of calling up to 32 people via group calls, as well as the 'multi-device" support that lets users access instant messaging on a linked PC without the need for the smartphone to be connected to the internet. Now, WhatsApp has unveiled via Beta builds the feature to gran users to use their accounts on a secondary device.
The newest feature gives an option to users to link another smartphone or tablet to their WhatsApp accounts via the primary device.
Our coverage of WhatsApp Secondary Device includes: "WhatsApp to allow linking on secondary device"; "Korea to provide PHP 1.56B grant for PH Cybersecurity Center"; "HUAWEI set to launch Watch Kids X1 in the PH". Each article provides unique insights and information.