If you want to know how to use WhatsApp on an iPad without SIM, I invite you to keep reading. Although the iPad has a mobile data connection, it does not mean that we can use WhatsApp. However, the vast majority of users prefer to save the extra 100 euros that this version costs and opt for a model with more storage. Ok, you can share your mobile internet connection, but it is not the same (I say this from my own experience). There is no reason that WhatsApp cannot do the same, without compromising on security.Many are the users who, when buying a new iPad, consider the possibility of buying the model with data connection, a very comfortable option if you regularly use the iPad outside the home.
Telegram, a messaging service similar to WhatsApp, already has an iPad app which works independently of its smartphone apps. Whether it will work via connectivity with an iPhone or Android device, or stand-alone, is yet to be seen. While the experience is perfect due to lack of notifications, the web app works great in Safari. There are rumors that a dedicated iPad app is in the works, and will be released soon. A red microphone icon will show in Safari’s address bar, when the mic is active. You can also record and send voice notes.You can also save incoming media to your iPad. You can share photos, videos and files from your iPad to your contacts on WhatsApp.Tapping the icon will just open the website in Safari, instead of opening it as a full-screen Progressive Web App.
You can add an icon for WhatsApp to your iPad home screen by tapping the share button in Safari, and tapping on Add to Home Screen.The list of contacts from your iPhone or Android will be shown in WhatsApp Web, NOT the list of contacts on your iPad.You will not get any notifications since Safari on iPad does not support them.Once the app loads, you will be able to use it. Once the code is scanned, the connection between WhatsApp app and WhatsApp Web will be established.
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