New WhatsApp paid feature! Multi-device support may go paid for these users

WhatsApp recently brought multi-device support to its app. It seems like WhatsApp is planning to bring multi-device support for its WhatsApp Business platform with as many as 10 devices getting linked. For a price, that is.

According to WABetaInfo, instant messaging app WhatsApp is planning to bring a multi-device support feature for its WhatsApp Business platform in what is likely to be a paid subscription. (REUTERS)

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1/5 According to WABetaInfo, instant messaging app WhatsApp is planning to bring a multi-device support feature for its WhatsApp Business platform in what is likely to be a paid subscription. (REUTERS)

WhatsApp Business is a platform for business owners to connect with customers and it allows them to handle orders, customer queries and more. WhatsApp Business is also popular because it allows users with multiple SIM cards to use WhatsApp on both their devices. (Pixabay)

2/5 WhatsApp Business is a platform for business owners to connect with customers and it allows them to handle orders, customer queries and more. WhatsApp Business is also popular because it allows users with multiple SIM cards to use WhatsApp on both their devices. (Pixabay)

As of now, WhatsApp only allows users to connect four additional devices. The feature is currently free for WhatsApp as well as WhatsApp Business. However, that may soon change, according to a report by WABetaInfo. (Pixabay)

3/5 As of now, WhatsApp only allows users to connect four additional devices. The feature is currently free for WhatsApp as well as WhatsApp Business. However, that may soon change, according to a report by WABetaInfo. (Pixabay)

WhatsApp is looking to bring multi-device support with functionality of adding up to 10 devices. It is likely to be part of a paid subscription which will allow up to 10 users to connect on WhatsApp with a single account. (Bloomberg)

4/5 WhatsApp is looking to bring multi-device support with functionality of adding up to 10 devices. It is likely to be part of a paid subscription which will allow up to 10 users to connect on WhatsApp with a single account. (Bloomberg)

The subscription will reportedly be limited to only WhatsApp Business users. It is not yet known when or how much it will cost or what additional features it will bundle. Nor is it known if it will be a recurring fee or a one-time paid subscription. So, to get the full details, we might have to wait for an official confirmation from WhatsApp. (Pixabay)

5/5 The subscription will reportedly be limited to only WhatsApp Business users. It is not yet known when or how much it will cost or what additional features it will bundle. Nor is it known if it will be a recurring fee or a one-time paid subscription. So, to get the full details, we might have to wait for an official confirmation from WhatsApp. (Pixabay)