WhatsApp will stop working on older iPhones and Android devices that no longer meet the app's updated software requirements.

Whatsapp has been discontinued for older models of Apple and Android phones due to updated software requirements. The move ...

Meta’s popular messaging app has never been available on Apple’s iPad tablet. But according to a recent WhatsApp build, that could be changing soon.

WhatsApp started as an iPhone app way back in 2009. Seventeenyears later, the app is still available on iPhone, as well as Android, Mac, and PC.

Your iPad will need to be running iOS 15.1 or later for the WhatsApp app to work, but considering we’re probably going to see the launch of iOS 19 and iPadOS 19 at WWDC 2025 in just a couple of ...

The WhatsApp iPad app is a free download on Apple's App Store, but you do need to have iPadOS 15.1 or later installed to run it. If you enjoyed this story, be sure to follow Mashable on MSN.

WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will let iPhone users add and switch between multiple accounts within the same app.

9to5Mac has confirmed that WhatsApp Beta now works on the iPad with a similar approach to the Mac app. Once you install and open the app, it asks you to use WhatsApp on your phone to scan a QR Code.

The popular messaging platform WhatsApp is now rolling out a major update to its iPhone app. Users will now be able to use the picture-in-picture feature during video calls, so that the call won ...

A new feature is coming to iPhone so WhatsApp users can log in much more easily, even if they’re in a place with no cellular connection.

The problem with WhatsApp is that while there is a Whatsapp app for the iPhone, running the service on the iPad or Mac isn’t a simple process. It is possible to use WhatsApp on the Mac and iPad ...

Now, open the DefaultSMS app to choose your preferred default messaging app. You can choose between Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp. Or, if you frequently jump between Signal and WhatsApp, you can ...