WhatsApp has just announced new features for calls on Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac which may tempt users to prefer this as their default calling app.

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Make video and audio calls with up to 32 people, share your screen, and use both front and back cameras. ‘This is only the start for WhatsApp on iPad, and we look forward to your feedback.’ ...

In addition to WhatsApp and Instagram, Meta owns Facebook and Threads. There is an iPad app for Facebook, but the Threads app remains iPhone only.

(Read: How to use WhatsApp on Mac and How to use WhatsApp on iPad.) However, what people have been calling out for is an iPad app (which could conceivably be ported to the Mac, or at least M1 Macs).

Once WhatsApp for iPad officially rolls out, you can download it from the App Store. At that time, you’ll also be able to link a WhatsApp account on an Android phone to the iPad.

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