WhatsApp can now be selected as the default calling and messaging app on iPhone, if users so wish (via WABetaInfo). A change in the latest ...

You can now choose WhatsApp as your iPhone’s default app for calls and text messages, as noted by WABetaInfo. After updating WhatsApp to version 25.8.74, you’ll see the app appear as an option in your ...

WhatsApp users are being urged to check their devices, as the messaging app will soon stop working on several older iPhone ...

WhatsApp uses Signal's encryption protocol, so your chats and calls are just as end-to-end encrypted as those on Signal. But the main distinction between Signal and WhatsApp is that the latter ...

To activate this feature: Update WhatsApp to the latest version from the App Store. Go to Settings > Apps > Default Apps on your iPhone. Select WhatsApp as the default for calls and messages.

⚠️ Heads Up: If you’re not in the WhatsApp beta program, you won’t see this option yet. Keep an eye on the App Store and WhatsApp’s release notes in the coming weeks. WhatsApp is already the messaging ...

Apple's latest iOS 18.2 update allows users to set third-party apps as their default calling and messaging apps. This means iPhone users can now choose WhatsApp instead of Apple's built-in Phone ...

With sticker packs, you can create and organize stickers in multiple folders. More than that, you can also share a entire pack of stickers with another WhatsApp user, instead of having to send each ...

Support for default calling and messaging on iOS is listed as a feature for the WhatsApp testflight beta, but it appears to work just fine with the latest version of the iOS app in the App Store ...

If you spend more time communicating on your iPhone through WhatsApp ... version of the app in order to change it to the default app on your iPhone, so be sure to check the App Store and make ...