Set up and use Multiple WhatsApp accounts on the same Device.

Meta-owned WhatsApp is set to introduce a new feature that will make it easier for users to access multiple accounts on a single device. Known as the “Dual WhatsApp Account” feature, the functionality was officially confirmed by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook and is expected to roll out in the coming days.

Currently, users who need to manage multiple WhatsApp accounts have to use an additional phone or tablet or go through the tedious process of constantly logging in and out of accounts on the same device.

To use this feature, users will need a second phone number, which can be a physical SIM card or an e-SIM number. This means that your device must support multi-SIM functionality or e-SIM connectivity Without a second phone number, it is not possible to set up a second WhatsApp account on the same device The alternate number is used to receive the one-time passcode for verification, as WhatsApp usually sends it via SMS.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set up and use multiple WhatsApp accounts on the same device:

Make sure the latest version WhatsApp application is used in your phone.
Open the app and access the Settings menu from the three-dot icon in the top left corner
In settings, you will find a small arrow next to your name
Tap on it and select “Add Account”.
Enter your second phone number and verify with the code sent to you via SMS or call
Once it’s verified in your device and set up, you can easily switch between accounts by tapping the arrow next to your name.
Select the account you want to use from the options presented

This feature will allow users to customize privacy and notification settings for each account separately. Additionally, users can independently enable other settings such as muting or saving conversations, deleting messages, or blocking specific contacts for each account.

ALSO READ:- Ragging started in the Greek Olympics in the 8th century

The dual WhatsApp feature is expected to significantly simplify the lives of users who manage multiple WhatsApp on the same device, such as one for personal use and another for work.