WhatsApp Working On Automatic Chat History Syncing For Companion Device

WhatsApp is engaged on a brand new replace that can allow you to sync chats throughout cellular units. The replace will roll out via the Google Play Beta Program, with model 2.22.15.13 of WhatsApp, as reported by WABetaInfo. As per the positioning, WhatsApp is engaged on providing customers the flexibility to hyperlink a secondary cellular system to a single WhatsApp account.

WABetaInformation additionally shared a screenshot of the brand new replace. Once the replace is rolled out, the brand new characteristic will enable for customers WhatsApp chats to be securely copied and synced between main and secondary cellular units.

Source: WaBetaInformation

According to WABetaInformation, when logging right into a secondary cellular system, it could take some time for older chats to indicate up as they’re within the strategy of being securely synced. To that finish, WhatsApp is engaged on including the identical system message as seen on the WhatsApp Web/Desktop app. On the Desktop or Web app, when older messages aren’t out there, you are proven that the outdated messages are nonetheless being synced. The similar message will now present with the brand new characteristic in your secondary cellular system. There is nevertheless, no fastened launch date for the brand new characteristic as it’s nonetheless underneath improvement.

There had been beforehand stories that the app was engaged on the flexibility to hyperlink a second cellular system to a WhatsApp account with out requiring an lively web connection of the first system. This characteristic, dubbed companion mode, can also be but to roll out. Once it is out, customers will have the ability to ship messages via the second cellular system as effectively.

Additionally, WhatsApp can also be engaged on giving customers the flexibility to fully cover their on-line standing. The new characteristic will make sure that solely chosen contacts will have the ability to see a consumer’s on-line standing.