The multi-device feature won’t support devices that are using an older version of WhatsApp. Moreover, on iOS, it won’t allow you to delete conversations from a linked device. However, it has a few caveats, for instance, if the main device remains disconnected for up to 14 days, the linked devices will get logged out automatically. Also Read - Tired of ex stalking you? WhatsApp will soon allow hiding last seen from a specific contact The feature will have end-to-end encryption support, which means all personal data will remain private. Users will now be able to continue sending and receiving texts even without the primary phone having an active internet connection. While previously one had to make sure that their primary device was still connected to the internet before sending texts on the linked browser, this isn’t the case anymore. Also Read - Man hires woman to slap him every time he uses Facebook at work, Elon Musk is happy One can link up to four devices simultaneously to their account. Also Read - WhatsApp new ‘last seen’ status feature now rolling out to iOS beta usersįor those unaware, the WhatsApp multi-device feature allows users to link their account to secondary devices.

While the feature was put under the beta program, reports now suggest that the Facebook-owned company is now rolling it out to users on both Android and iOS platforms. WhatsApp has been testing the multi-device feature for quite some time now.

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