While WhatsApp is a messaging service designed primarily for smartphones, you can use WhatsApp in your browser on your Windows PC or Mac. Here’s how. 1. Make sure you have a WhatsApp account on your ...

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To activate this feature, users need to update to the latest version of WhatsApp Web beta and join the official beta program. Upon activation, the user’s conversations are protected behind a password ...

WhatsApp is finally bringing back a highly requested feature on the WhatsApp Web and Desktop. Users will soon be able to access View Once photos and videos outside of their mobile devices again.

The most popular messenger app today is WhatsApp, and despite the rise of tools such as Telegram and Signal over the past couple of years, WhatsApp has held on strongly to its crown. Now, WhatsApp is ...

WhatsApp is testing video and voice calling through WhatsApp Web. The features have recently appeared for some beta testers. When you're on a call on WhatsApp Web, you'll see a pop-out with call ...

WhatsApp is rolling out support for fingerprint and face unlock for WhatsApp web and desktop. The feature will work with both iOS and Android. WhatsApp does not have access to biometrics stored on ...

Can’t download files on WhatsApp Web on your Windows PC? If so, this guide is all that you need to resolve this issue. How to download files on WhatsApp Web? To download files on WhatsApp Web on a ...

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.

First Apple introduced Live Translation to Messages, and now WhatsApp is following through with its own version.