Previously, the WhatsApp mobile app was required to authenticate an account used on another device, such as a computer, and it used a QR code to link a user account to a web browser. While the iPad app has yet to to launch, it is already possible to use WhatsApp on an iPad via the web without the iPhone associated with your account having to be connected to the internet. But if you need more than iMessage offers, then consider Telegram, Signal, or even Skype.Despite strong competition from the likes of Telegram and Signal, WhatsApp remains the most popular mobile messaging platform by a mile, connecting over a billion active users around the world every day.Īs a smartphone app, WhatsApp messages are principally exchanged between iPhones and Android phones, but WhatsApp is known to be developing an iPad app that would increase the number of active devices on the chat platform. Personally, iMessage meets all my messaging needs and syncs perfectly across all my Apple devices. In the meantime, if you’re looking for a WhatsApp alternative, there are quite a few to choose from. As previously reported by iMore, WhatsApp head Will Cathcart said, the company would "love to do it" but did not provide any additional details. However, it is worth noting that the higher-ups at the company are aware of the needs of its users. But while there have been several rumors and even some official reports about the possibility of an upcoming WhatsApp app for iPad, there is no concrete release date.
Well, until the company launches an official iPad app. This isn’t ideal but it is currently the only way to get WhatsApp fully functional on your iPad. Go back to your Home Screen, and you should now see the new icon/bookmark you created. You can type in whatever you want, but it’s probably easier to just leave it as “WhatsApp” and you’ll see as the target address.ġ3. You’ll then have the option to choose a name for your new bookmark.
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