The messaging app WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is in advanced stages of developing a new feature expected to change the way content is managed and accessed in the system.

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 weeks ...

WhatsApp Web just got smarter — voice notes, stickers, and offline access. Here’s what works in 2025, and what still doesn’t.

The new feature has been spotted in beta testing, and will bring enhanced privacy and security for WhatsApp users.

The app also supports iPadOS multitasking features such as Stage Manager, Split View, and Slide Over, enabling users to send messages while browsing the web or plan group trips during calls.

WhatsApp Web is an extension of the mobile app that allows users to access WhatsApp on larger screens. Features such as ...

WhatsApp is preparing to launch a significant privacy update that will allow users to hide their phone numbers and use ...

As iPad users who have waited for a dedicated WhatsApp app rejoice, here are the top five features worth checking out.

“We’ve made WhatsApp for iPad ideal for multitasking, so you can get more done. Take advantage of iPadOS multitasking ...

In a significant move aimed at strengthening user privacy, WhatsApp is testing a username-based system in its latest iOS beta ...

WhatsApp has ended support for iOS versions older than iOS 15.1, removing the chat platform's compatibility with several ...