With the latest beta version of WhatsApp for iPhone, users can potentially set the app as their default for messaging and calls. This feature utilizes new permissions from iOS 18.2, allowing third-party apps to be the default over Apple's native Phone and Messages apps. Presently limited to beta testers, a broader rollout is anticipated. The change is significant for WhatsApp users, as it allows seamless communication directly within the app instead of switching between multiple apps.
WhatsApp beta for iPhone enables users to set it as their default messaging and calling app, capitalizing on the new permissions introduced in iOS 18.2.
Currently, the update is limited to beta testers, but a wider release is expected soon, allowing WhatsApp to replace Apple’s native apps.
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