WhatsApp is testing a new feature to fulfill a long-standing user request. This feature allows users to add different accounts on the same device, without the need for parallel or cloned apps.
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The Meta -owned app also features a revamped settings interface, offering a more modern experience when navigating the instant messaging app's various options.
" The update also includes a redesigned profile tab right in the chat list, making it easier for users to access the app's settings ," WABetaInfo reports .
In addition to allowing you to use multiple WhatsApp accounts on a single device, WhatsApp will simplify the way you manage conversations and notifications from different accounts. Currently, you can only add one additional account to the WhatsApp app. However, this limit is likely to be expanded in a future update.
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Who is it available to?
The latest update (WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.18.21) brings the ability to add multiple accounts and a revamped settings app, among other things. This update is initially available to beta for Android and is expected to be rolled out to a wider audience soon.
If you're using the public version of WhatsApp on Android, you won't be able to test the update right now. However, since it's in beta, it's likely that Meta will release it in a future stable release. However, if you can't wait, you can become a beta tester and sign up right away.
In related news, WhatsApp has introduced a new feature for managing who can be added to communities. With this feature, the Meta-owned app aimed to give administrators more control by offering new capabilities for managing permissions.
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WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging apps in the world, offering a platform that is simple, secure, and reliable. Through continuous updates and improvements, WhatsApp seeks to ensure the best possible experience for its users, as well as to make it easier for them to adapt the app to their changes and needs.
