All articles tagged with #multi account
WhatsApp is broadening its multi-account support on iOS by adding an 'Add account' option in the Account menu. Users can set up a second account by registering a new number or linking an existing one via QR code, and switch between accounts directly from the Account menu.
WhatsApp is rolling out new features to simplify storage management, enable easier switching between multiple WhatsApp accounts, and enhance backups and chat transfers across devices, alongside improvements to media handling and privacy options.
Microsoft is set to release a unified Teams app for Windows and macOS that will allow users to seamlessly switch between work, school, and personal accounts. The new app will be available to commercial customers in April, with a preview version already rolling out to Windows Insiders. Microsoft also plans to simplify the naming scheme and improve notifications for a more user-friendly experience, based on feedback from both personal and work users.
WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that allows users to log into two accounts simultaneously, eliminating the need for carrying two phones or constantly logging in and out. Users can switch between accounts within the same WhatsApp instance, making it easier to manage personal and work-related messaging. The feature will be available soon and can be accessed through the Settings menu. WhatsApp also warned against using fake versions of the app to prevent fraud.
WhatsApp is developing a multi-account feature for its Android app, allowing users to switch between accounts without leaving the app. The feature was spotted in the Business version of WhatsApp, but there is evidence it will also work in the standard Messenger app. Previously, users had to rely on app cloning options to run multiple accounts on a single device. It is not yet clear when the feature will be available for personal use.
Niantic, the developer of Pokemon Go, was caught breaking its own Terms of Service (TOS) in a now-deleted advertisement for the game. The ad showed players using two smartphones to play the game, which is against the TOS. Fans found the situation amusing and made jokes about Niantic not knowing what normal gameplay looks like.