Till now, there was no instant messaging app to compete with WhatsApp, but some time ago, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey ...

Maintaining a native app for Windows (and another for macOS) is time-consuming and expensive. By shifting to a WebView2-based ...

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Meta is planning to drop its native WhatsApp Windows app in favor of a web wrapper version instead, just months after ...

That means if you've been using WhatsApp on an iPhone released in or before 2014, you'll have to buy a new phone or find an alternative way to use the app. For WhatsApp users with legacy iPhones ...

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According to Windows Latest, the latest beta version of WhatsApp for PC users will abandon the native Windows UWP framework ...

And because this is a dedicated iPad app, it works nicely with multi-tasking iPad OS features including Split View, Slide Over, and Stage Manager. This makes WhatsApp far more user-friendly on iPad.

The sole reason for Meta’s massive interest in the app has been because of its astronomical number of users. WhatsApp is currently expected to have roughly 3 billion active users globally.

WhatsApp engineering director Dick Brouwer outlined how cross-app messaging will work in an interview with Wired. For starters, Brouwser says cross-app support will be opt-in.

WhatsApp's latest update has left several iPhone models behind, specifically the iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus, as they can't be upgraded past iOS 12.5.7 due to hardware limitations.