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How To Get WhatsApp On iPad
How-To
While there is no WhatsApp app for iPad (yet), we explain a simple way to access and send WhatsApp messages on an iPad.
By Lewis Painter
Senior Staff Writer, Macworld
Macworld UK
WhatsApp is an incredibly popular iPhone app, connecting more than a billion active members around the world every day. It lets you send messages to friends, or groups of friends, over Wi-Fi or 4G/5G and make savings on your phone bill. (Of course, you may end up paying for data if you go over your limit, so don’t go crazy!)
The sad thing is that WhatsApp is only available for iPhone. There isn’t a version of the app for the iPad (or iPod touch).
But don’t despair. In this tutorial, we show you how to use WhatsApp on the iPad using WhatsApp Web. This service connects to the WhatsApp account on your iPhone (or Android device) and forwards the messages on to your iPad, allowing you to send and receive messages, pictures and videos. It’s not quite native WhatsApp on the iPad, but it’s the next best thing.
WhatsApp for iPad release date
While right now there is no version of Whatsapp on the iPad, there could be one coming. In August 2021 news emerged that a Whatsapp app for iPad is coming soon with a project to bring the messaging app to iPad (and Android tablets) in development.
Then in January 2022 WhatsApp boss Will Cathcart acknowledged in an interview that people had been asking for an iPad app for a long time. Cathcart revealed that much of the infrastructure to develop an iPad app is already in place, but he made no immediate promises.
Since then reports have emerged suggesting that WhatsApp for iPad will be released with multi-device support. WABetaInfo tweeted in May 2022 that: “Multi-device 2.0 will let people link an additional mobile phone or tablet (WhatsApp for iPad/Android tablet) to the same WhatsApp account in the future.”
Multi-device 2. 0 will let people link an additional mobile phone or tablet (WhatsApp for iPad/Android tablet) to the same WhatsApp account in the future. pic.twitter.com/Vmv8QLFFxZ
— WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) May 27, 2022
Perhaps 2022 will be the year that Whatsapp comes to iPad, and for that matter Mac as well! Read our separate tutorial about how to use Whatsapp on a Mac.
How to get WhatsApp on iPad
Follow these steps to get WhatsApp on an iPad:
- Open Safari on your iPad and head to web.whatsapp.com. As long as you’re on iPadOS 13 or later, this will load the correct desktop version of WhatsApp Web automatically.
- Those on iOS 12 and earlier will be taken to the WhatsApp home page instead. To solve this, tap and hold the refresh button to the right of the website address. After a second or two, tap the option that appears saying ‘Load desktop site’.
- You’ll now see the familiar WhatsApp Web interface, complete with a QR code to pair with your iPhone. Open the iPhone’s Settings, go to WhatsApp Web, and scan the code to pair the two devices.
- The page should now load and display all your recent WhatsApp messages, along with any media or voice notes.
Be aware that there are a few limitations when using this workaround. Most importantly, unlike when the service is used on a Mac or PC, notifications from web browsers aren’t supported on iOS/iPadOS. You won’t be notified of new messages.
Apart from that and a few small bugs, however, the service is pretty easy to use and a great alternative for WhatsApp users keen to access the service on iPad.
WhatsApp Web is a free and easy way to access the WhatsApp service on your iPad. Although you won’t get notifications (as you would when using the service on Mac or PC), it’s a great way to easily access your messages on a tablet.
Moving from Android to iPhone and want to bring your WhatsApp messages with you? Read: How to move WhatsApp messages from Android to iPhone.
Author: Lewis Painter, Senior Staff Writer
Lewis Painter is a Senior Staff Writer at Tech Advisor. Our resident Apple expert, Lewis covers everything from iPhone to AirPods, plus a range of smartphones, tablets, laptops and gaming hardware. You'll also find him on the Tech Advisor YouTube channel.
How to Use WhatsApp on iPad
Despite strong competition from the likes of Telegram and Signal, WhatsApp remains the most popular mobile messaging platform by a mile, connecting over a billion active users around the world every day.
As a smartphone app, WhatsApp messages are principally exchanged between iPhones and Android phones, but WhatsApp is known to be developing an iPad app that would increase the number of active devices on the chat platform.
While the iPad app has yet to to launch, it is already possible to use WhatsApp on an iPad via the web without the iPhone associated with your account having to be connected to the internet. Keep reading to learn how it works.
WhatsApp on iPad
Previously, the WhatsApp mobile app was required to authenticate an account used on another device, such as a computer, and it used a QR code to link a user account to a web browser. While that initial link is still required, the connected phone that has the WhatsApp app on it is no longer required once the link has been made, which means you can continue to use WhatsApp on your iPad without needing your smartphone.
The following steps show you how to link your WhatsApp account to your iPad using the service's new Multi-Device support, currently in beta.
- Launch WhatsApp on your iPhone.
- Select Settings -> Linked Devices.
- Tap Multi-Device Beta, then tap the blue Join Beta button.
- Tap Back and select Link a Device on the previous screen.
- On your iPad, open Safari or another web browser and go to web. whatsapp.com, then scan the QR code that appears using your iPhone.
After following these steps your device will be linked to your WhatsApp account, and you'll be able to access WhatsApp on your iPad to send and receive messages and view chat threads, without needing to rely on your phone being connected to the internet.
Bear in mind that it's not currently possible to delete WhatsApp messages or conversation threads from your iPad. It's also worth noting that you won't get new message notifications on your iPad when you're not using the web app. On the plus side, personal calls and messages remain end-to-end encrypted across devices.
If you don't use your iPhone for over 14 days, your iPad will be disconnected. Lastly, given that the feature is still in beta, WhatsApp cautions that the performance and quality of its service may be affected, although happily, users can leave the beta at any time.
Tags: WhatsApp, WhatsApp Web
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How to use WhatsApp on an iPad without a SIM card
When buying a new iPad, many users consider buying a model with a data connection, which is a very convenient option. if you regularly use iPad outside the home . Okay, you can share your mobile internet connection, but it's not the same (I say this from experience).
However, the vast majority of users prefer to save 100 euros more than this version costs and opt for a model with more memory. Although the iPad has a mobile data connection, this does not mean that we can use WhatsApp. If you want to know how to use whatsapp on ipad without sim card . I invite you to continue reading.
Although some manufacturers of Android tablets allow you to install and use WhatsApp as if it were a smartphone (eg Huawei), most manufacturers such as Apple do not provide this option.
On Android, however, things are much simpler. Install whatsapp on tablet without sim card than on iPad as we can download apk from any repository and install it on our device.
The only way to install applications on the iPad is through to go to the app store or jailbreak the device, this option is used less and less.
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While Apple allows apps designed for iPhone to be installed on iPad, this is not possible with WhatsApp.
When we search for an app in the iPad App Store, it automatically shows all iPad-compatible apps because it applies a filter to show apps for that particular device.
If we change this filter, in the case of WhatsApp, we find that application does not appear in the list of applications . Instead, a large number of third-party applications are displayed, none official, which assure us that they allow us to use WhatsApp on our iPad.
All these third party applications do nothing but use the functionality that WhatsApp For years it has offered the possibility to use its platform from any other device: WhatsApp Web. should have had our iPhone for all time, a problem of the past, but which has a number of advantages and limitations.
Whatsapp website benefits
- With the change in how WhatsApp Web works, no longer needs our iPhone to be connected.
- We can link to 4 devices on the same account.
- All messages to be sent are end-to-end encrypted.
Disadvantages of WhatsApp Web
- If we do not use our main device for 14 days, all the sessions that we had open on WhatsApp Web will be closed automatically.
- We cannot send messages or make calls via WhatsApp Web, Desktop or Portal devices to users who have an outdated version of WhatsApp installed on your phone.
- Productivity and quality may be affected by .
How to use WhatsApp on iPad
Whether our iPad has a SIM card or not, the way to use WhatsApp on iPad is the same Because, as I mentioned above, WhatsApp does not allow iPad users to install the official application through the App Store , even though we apply a filter so that it only shows apps that are compatible with the iPhone.
So the only thing we can do is use the WhatsApp Web functionality. If you want to know how to use WhatsApp on iPad without SIM , I invite you to continue reading:
- The first thing to do is open the browser that we regularly use on the iPad and visit web.whatsapp.com Internet.
- Next, QR code with the instructions we need to follow to start using this platform:
- Open the WhatsApp application on our mobile device.
- Go to section Settings - Related devices .
- In this menu, click on Connect device .
- At this moment, the camera of our device will open, the camera that we must point to the QR code that are displayed on the screen of our device.
- Once the QR code is recognized, the browser we use on the iPad will show all the conversations that we have open on our iPhone.
Any changes we make to the web version of will automatically be reflected in our device's WhatsApp version.
Once we have logged into our WhatsApp account from our iPad, we must create a shortcut to this web page . In this way, whenever we want to continue a WhatsApp conversation on our device, we will only have to click on the shortcut.
Using WhatsApp on an iPad does not mean that it starts notifying you of received messages. In fact, will not notify any message . If we want to check if we have new messages, we must access the web version and check it.
How to stop using WhatsApp on iPad
Once we log in to our iPad with a WhatsApp account through any browser, this device will be associated with our account and it will be displayed in the "Linked Devices" section.
Close browser tab showing WhatsApp we are not going to log out , the only thing we will do is close the window in which it is shown, just like it happens when we close whatsapp.
If we want to stop using WhatsApp on the iPad or any other connected device, we must follow the steps that I will show you below:
This process is This can only be done from a smartphone on which we have a WhatsApp account. . We cannot do this from the devices we are logged in from.
This process is irreversible, i.e. we cannot undo it . If we want to use WhatsApp again on the iPad or on any other device, we must repeat the process from the beginning.
How to use WhatsApp on iPad without a SIM card
The most popular instant messaging app on the market is WhatsApp . It is available on all types of devices, including computers, thanks to the browser version. Users of the app on an iPad without a SIM are concerned that they don't have a SIM.
The following information explains how to use whatsapp on ipad without sim card If you want Because there are many users of such devices who want to install whatsapp on their devices but don't know how to do it. You will learn how to install WhatsApp on an iPad without a SIM card and how to use this instant messaging application on an Apple tablet if possible. ..
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La The exact release date remains unknown for right now, but we can expect to see the app sooner rather than later based on clues seen in previous beta releases. This means that you can't download it on an iPad like you can on an Android phone or iPhone. You will need to find other apps to use instead.
However, there are unofficial versions of whatsapp that can be downloaded to the iPad and connected to the network. Using this method, users can send messages from their tablet as if it were an official app, even if it isn't. To many, this may seem attractive on paper as they will be able to use the app on their iPads. But this has its dangers. Without knowing if they are safe or not, they are already a risky option. In addition, our account may be blocked if we find that we are using an unofficial version.
How to use WhatsApp on iPad without a SIM card
While we are still waiting for the official release of WhatsApp, this tutorial will show you how to use the popular instant messaging app on iPad without a SIM card . This method works on the iPad because we have to use WhatsApp Web, the browser version of the app. Here is how we will use it.
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How to use WhatsApp on iPad without SIM card
On the iPad, we can only use the web version of the app, which is compatible with all web browsers. Whether we use Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox or other browsers, we will always have access to them. Of course, we must already have an account for the app on a device such as an iPhone or Android phone, since this version extends the existing account.
Link accounts
WhatsApp mobile is distributed on WhatsApp Web. In the browser we see our account , so this allows us to see open conversations and also be able to start new ones. In this version, we can also use the multi-device app mode, which until now was completely dependent on the mobile version. With WhatsApp Web, we had to make sure that the mobile phone was connected to the Internet in order to be able to use it.
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With the recent addition of multi-device mode , we will no longer need to link our WhatsApp account to a device in order to be able to use WhatsApp Web on iPad. We will only have to link our account once, after which we can log in to WhatsApp Web on an iPad without a SIM card at any time. Even if your phone doesn't have Internet access, you can still sign in to this version. This version is more standalone and therefore can be used more efficiently. To do this, we must link two versions of the application, which is a very simple process:0003
- Open WhatsApp Web in your iPad's default web browser by clicking directly on web.whatsapp.com.
- The screen that appears will now display a QR code, which you must scan with a mobile device on which you have a WhatsApp application account.
- To do this, open the WhatsApp application on your mobile device.
- Then go to the three vertical dots to enter the settings.
- Go to the WhatsApp web section.
- From there, you will be allowed to scan a QR code online by pointing your cell phone camera at your iPad's screen.
- Once this is done, a link will be created and you will be able to use the WhatsApp website where all your chats and groups will be displayed.
After completing these steps, we have already connected two accounts. so now you can use whatsapp on your ipad without a sim card, which will allow you to send messages in conversations, including a wide range of features. From messages to emojis, GIFs, files and more. So this method won't pose much of a problem in terms of usage.
Features in WhatsApp Web
The new cross-device capability of the app has improved usability on both iPad and mobile devices. WhatsApp Web has several new features, one of them is the ability to work without a smartphone. Despite the many features, WhatsApp Web will not have the same performance as the WhatsApp application itself, since we will have some limitations of .
This limitation is a problem for many users. Unable to send voice message on WhatsApp Web. Since WhatsApp messages can only be sent in text format in this version, this is an obvious problem or limitation for many users. Luckily, it's possible to send audio recordings just like the original app. At the bottom of the window we will see a microphone icon into which we can record audio messages.
Usually when we try to send an audio message via WhatsApp Web on iPad we are asked allow the browser access to the microphone to be able to record our message. This won't cause any problems, but it's good to know if you can't record a message the first time. If you are using Safari, Google Chrome, or another browser, you may need this permission to be able to record messages.
iPad home screen shortcut
Even before we could use WhatsApp on an iPad without a SIM card, we were able to make it work over the Internet. If you want to use the app directly on your iPad, you might be interested in direct link so you don't have to open your browser every time you need to access it.
This is a quick and easy method on the iPad and may be of interest to many. Using this feature in a browser brings up a menu with various options.