WhatApp has launched a desktop client service called WhatsApp Web. WhatsApp Web can be used by scanning a QR code with your phone to log in. WhatsApp Web mirrors the conversations and messages from ...

While most of us use the WhatsApp service only on your mobile phone, it can also be accessed in your internet browser. The browser service is called WhatsApp Web. However, if at any point in time, ...

Over the past few years, WhatsApp has evolved beyond its mobile application (iOS and Android) to provide users with the ability to communicate seamlessly through their PCs, irrespective of the ...

With over 5 billion downloads on the Google Play Store, WhatsApp is among the most popular messaging apps. Many people use the Meta-owned app as their primary online communication method because it is ...

Update September 20, 14:05UTC: Oops, we got this slightly wrong. WABetaInfo reached out to let us know that you’ll still need to use the QR code system to log into ...

WhatsApp is letting users link up their phone with its web and desktop apps using biometrics. This means you can now login using face, fingerprint, or iris scans depending on what device you have.