KUALA LUMPUR, June 17 — After allowing one WhatsApp account on multiple devices, the instant messaging platform will soon let you do the opposite with its upcoming Multi-Account...
KUALA LUMPUR, June 17 — After allowing one, the instant messaging platform will soon let you do the opposite with its upcoming Multi-Account feature. Essentially, the feature will let you use multiple WhatsApp accounts on a single device and you won’t have to rely on third party solutions like App Twin orAs pointed out by WhatsApp Beta Info, they noticed a Multi-Account feature on WhatsApp Business beta for Android 2.23.13.5 update.
From the shared screenshot above, users will be able to switch between WhatsApp accounts and add a WhatsApp account. It isn’t clear if this effectively means you can manage multiple WhatsApp phone numbers on a single device. There are signs that WhatsApp could be moving towardswhich will make it easier to manage multiple accounts natively like Twitter.
WhatsApp Beta Info highlighted that the Multi-Account feature may allow users the ability to separate their Work and Personal Whatsapp accounts to keep private and work-related conversations isolated. This could be great to keep work-related messages muted during off hours or during your personal leave.
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