Therefore, those who want to stably IM or phone people using WhatsApp on their particularly expensive iPads may be in luck soon. However, the site also claims that calls and messaging work on this beta, in addition to Touch ID-linked authorization. As you may expect, the work that appears to be underway revolves around the accomodation of landscape mode on the iPad. , a site that follows in-development WhatsApp versions, has claimed to have dug up what is most likely a new beta for this very prospect. Then again, it would be desirable (and possibly more convenient) to have a tablet-optimized, official, iOS solution for this app. One example is loading WhatsApp Web onto Safari, although this may require an iPhone for activation. It is possible to use some workarounds to address this discrepancy, however. WhatsApp is testing multi-device support that allows the desktop and web versions of the app to be used without an iPhone, functionality that paves the way for the iPad app. As may sub-types of the tablets - inclusing the iPad Mini, iPad Air and iPad Pro - have variants with SIM-card slots, this may come across as unfair to some who have bought these models. However, it is not compatible with the iPad. WhatsApp has had a version of its app for iPhones for some time now.

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