So no matter how you cut it, WhatsApp ultimately only works for and requires a cellular telephone. Accounts can only be created and active from a compatible cellular telephone, and that cellular telephone must be present to link the desktop app to your account. And to use the Windows or MacOS versions, you still need a cellular telephone to use them - they are not standalone apps and you cannot create a WhatsApp account from any computer. The desktop app’s for MacOS or Windows won’t run in iOS though if that’s what you were wondering.
You would have to ask WhatsApp that question as only they’d have an answer for you. They never have despite years and years of people asking that same question here.
I have no idea why they don’t support iPads. I mean people who use WhatsApp as most used app will be forced to choose MacBook although other features in iPad maybe favourable to them. A release date is unknown at the moment so we do not know when it will be released to the public.But I was wondering what’s the reason WhatsApp does not support iPad as desktop version the same way it supports MacBook as desktop version. Unfortunately, this app is under development so it is not possible to download it from the App Store on your Mac at the moment. We can also announce that the company has improved some details of the user interface of the app, so it will be easier to use WhatsApp on your Mac and it is a native app built with Mac Catalyst. On your iOS device, tap on Settings app WhatsApp Web/Desktop. Since it will be possible to link an Android device to WhatsApp for macOS, we don’t exclude that WhatsApp will let people use WhatsApp on Android and iOS at the same time in the future. We will also be able to link WhatsApp for Android to WhatsApp for macOS, so people do not need to switch to iOS if they are using WhatsApp on an Android device. But there is more: we have also announced that WhatsApp was working on a macOS app and we can finally show an exclusive screenshot today!Īs you can see in this screenshot, when you open WhatsApp for macOS for the first time, you need to link your phone by scanning the QR Code: you will be able to scan the QR code generated by WhatsApp for macOS right within WhatsApp Settings > Linked devices. This was the best news for people that use Windows 10 and newer versions because it is a Universal Windows Platform app: even if a lot of features are still missing, this is a big project and the app is very stable. Last year, we have published an article announcing WhatsApp beta for Windows: a rewritten app from scratch already compatible with multi-device.
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