Previously, if you wanted to send WhatsApp, your cellphone (HP) had to be on and connected to the internet. But now you can send WhatsApp even though your cellphone is off and offline, how do you do it?
This capability is made possible thanks to the Multi Device feature which is being tested by WhatsApp. Although it has not been officially released, you can try this new feature.
So you can send WhatsApp from your desktop or tablet even if your cellphone is turned off or not connected to the internet. You can do the steps below.
How to Try WhatsApp's Multi-Device Features
1. iPhone
Open WhatsApp
Press Settings
Press Linked Device
At the bottom is the Multi-Device Beta option
Click Join Beta
Then open WhastApp Web in a browser or WhatsApp Desktop on a computer
Scan QR Code
From here you can send WhatsApp even if the iPhone is not turned on or offline from the internet
2. Android
Open WhatsApp
Tap the three dots icon in the top right corner
Press Linked Device
At the bottom is the Multi-Device Beta option
Click Join Beta
Then open WhastApp Web in a browser or WhatsApp Desktop on a computer
Scan QR Code
From here you can send WhatsApp even if your Android phone is not turned on or offline from the internet
If you don't see Multi-Device Beta during setup, maybe you're not using the latest version of WhatsApp.
All WhatsApp messages and chats will be synced on the linked device. After the message is downloaded, you can only start chatting.
WhatsApp guarantees that all messages sent across multiple sites are end-to-end encrypted, making it safe. In addition, this feature is limited to one phone connected to four devices.
It is also important to know that there are some limitations when you try this Multi Device feature, namely:
- Linked devices will not be able to communicate with people using the old version of WhatsApp
- Live Location feature cannot be seen on the linked device
- Because it is still testing, there may be an influence on quality and performance
