A new feature in the Ats app is being tested in beta, which has been in the works for a long time.
According to WhatsApp update tracking site WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has added a feature that allows one account to work on multiple devices simultaneously as part of beta version 2.20.196.8 of Android.
According to the report, this beta version has the code for simultaneous login support for different accounts in one account and it has been named as LinkedIn devices.
This new feature will allow users to login to their WhatsApp account without logging out of other devices.
It is believed that this feature will help in logging in to the account in 4 devices at the same time and it can be used through 3 dots in the upper right corner of the app.
As noted above, this feature is currently in beta, meaning it is undergoing development and is not available to the general public.
It is difficult to say how long this feature will last, it may take days or even months.
After testing the feature in the beta version, it is more likely to be released to the general public with a number of changes.
Keep in mind that at this time the user can only log in to a mobile phone and use the web version on a computer web browser, but for this it is necessary to be close to the mobile device.
If the user wants to use their account in another phone, they have to go through the process of signing in again.
Although 4 devices are less than other chat apps like Telegram, it is still better than one device at the moment.
The availability of beta versions indicates that this feature may soon be introduced to all users, but it is difficult to say how much longer it will take.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
But one idea is the recent progress towards encrypting data stored on WhatsApp's cloud servers.
News about the multi-device support feature first surfaced in July last year, and WABetainfo said at the time that WhatsApp was working on a new platform (Universal Windows Platform). Which will allow an account to log in to multiple devices at once.
