WhatsApp continues to work on multiple new features for its users, and reports of these features have been under the phase of testing which are rapidly making headlines. It is fair to say that multi-device linking has always been one of its most vital addition in recent years. But even, the ability to operate a WhatsApp account has been considered to be limited to desktops and tablets. People definitely cannot have the same WhatsApp account which have been running on two smartphones.

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WhatsApp is testing a feature that would link multiple smartphones to their accounts
The feature will automatically sync WhatsApp chat history on the companion device
WhatsApp was seen testing this feature for Android, with beta version 2.22.15.13

Well, this could get changed in the near future, because the platform has already started testing the chat sync feature between two smartphones. The above sentence suggests that one could definitely use the same WhatsApp number on two completely different mobile devices and every message can get synced mechanically.

This exciting feature is presently within the testing section with the WhatsApp beta for Android version of.22.15.13 according to the details shared by WABetainfo this week. Although, they are sure that people are keenly interested to examine Whatsapp release as the choice for everybody. The note additionally mentions that depending on the size of chats residing on the first smartphone, the chat adjust with the second phone may take a while if there are huge number of chats to be sent across wirelessly.

The sync feature are a kind of handy tool for the users, particularly when people saw them in past that WhatsApp removes and clean out all the information while moving the app to a different companion device. Even this feature has solely created it to the beta version till now.

It is absolutely possible WhatsApp might have found a workaround to form the same WhatsApp number that are runned on multiple phones and even allows you to sync all the chats between the devices.

In addition to the present, WhatsApp is currently permitting a wider set of users on Android who would migrate their chats to an iOS device. The platform that declared the feature many weeks back, and its wider rollout suggests that the feature is currently operating as desired. It is absolutely fair to mention that 2022 has been a busy amount for the Meta-owned messaging platform and more additions which mean the recognition of the app continues to grow.

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