One of the world’s most popular instant messaging apps with billions of daily users. As it offers different features to advance the entire communication experience but there has been one particular that users have been asking for a long time. It is the support for syncing WhatsApp chats and data between iOS and Android. It looks like the team has finally listened to the wishes of its users.
As shared by WABetaInfo, the development team is full of activity working on adding multiple devices support to WhatsApp. The app presently restricts users to use one WhatsApp account e.g. mobile number to one device at a time. This new trait will increase this maximum value to up to four devices. While this would mean a user should be able to see his chat history on all devices for flawless user experience, the WhatsApp team has also begun developing cross-platform data syncing functionality i.e data syncing between Android and iOS and other platforms.
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This information mentions given that WhatsApp chat data is generally huge (running into GBs) as it comprises of media files, data syncing functionality will be limited to WiFi connectivity. This means a user will be required to have an active WiFi connection during the data syncing process.
It is also possible that as soon as multi-device support becomes available, users will not have to rely on an active internet connection on their phone to use the WhatsApp web. As the whole process is still in the development stage, it is hard to say exactly when users will be able to use them in the stable versions.
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