WhatsApp to work without Internet

WhatsApp has announced that the company will soon introduce a new feature that will allow users to use the messaging application on many devices without an active internet connection.

According to reports, WhatsApp's multi-device feature is currently in development and will be launched in the next two months for both Android and iOS testers.

According to a technology report, WhatsApp head Will Cathcart and WhatsApp CEO Mark Zuckerberg have also confirmed that the multi-device feature will be introduced very soon.

Note that, to ensure a good product, it might also take a bit longer, because release dates can change during the development, but two months is their main goal.

What do we know about multi-device right now?

•          Linked devices can work without an active Internet connection on the main device.
•          Users can link up to 4 devices to their WhatsApp account.
•          WhatsApp will allow the chat history migration between iOS and Android.
•          WhatsApp will always require updating the app before starting the migration.
•          Multi-device will be released as a beta feature to people that want to try it, and it will be initially optional.
•          Voice and video calls work across linked devices.
•          You cannot message or call people that have an outdated WhatsApp version installed.