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WhatsApp on the web could be getting a much-requested change – Techradar
Beta version of chat service can be used without a connected phone
While WhatsApp is primarily a mobile-based app, web and desktop versions also exist to make life easier for anyone looking to keep on top of chat when using their desktop or laptop. These non-mobile versions of WhatsApp are undeniably handy, but they have a major limitation.
At the moment, in order to use WhatsApp on the web or on the desktop, you still need to have you phone with you. But the days of using your phone’s camera to scan a QR code to log into WhatsApp could be numbered if beta tests…
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