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This function was made possible by the firm's multi-device support feature, which was made accessible in WhatsApp's beta version and previously revealed by the company.

- Previously, in order to access WhatsApp Web, the phone on which the account was registered had to be online. This connection functioned similarly to connecting the phone to a large screen without granting any power to the secondary version, meaning that when you send a message to a friend using the WhatsApp Web version, the message is actually sent first to your phone and then to the recipient. Recommend : How to get a Sim card in Saudi Arabia

- With the latest upgrade, WhatsApp's developers were able to fully complete the login process across several devices without the requirement for a primary source, as the text is delivered directly to the company's servers, bypassing the smartphone that the account is registered on.

- In order to test the new feature, install the most recent version of WhatsApp on the secondary phone to which you want to link your account, launch it, select your preferred language, follow the on-screen instructions until you reach the screen where you must enter your phone number, then tap the three dots in the upper right corner of the screen and select Link a device.

- After that, open WhatsApp on your primary phone, tap the three dots once more, choose Linked Devices, then Add Device, and use your secondary phone to scan the QR code.

- The device where you want to log in will now sync messages with your primary device. You will then be transported to the main Whatsapp interface, where you will discover all of your conversations just like on your primary device, in a matter of seconds. See Also : Saudi Arabia introduces 3-months temporary work visa