HOW TO USE WHATSAPP ON YOUR PC


Using WhatsApp on your PC is called WhatsApp Web. To use it, you'll need WhatsApp on your phone as well.
Here’s what to do depending on your phone type:
Android
  1. Open web.whatsapp.com on your computer using the web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari or Edge are compatible)
  2. Open the WhatsApp app on your phone by tapping on it
  3. Open the Chats screen and select Menu and then WhatsApp Web
  4. There will be a QR code (looks like a scrambled barcode) on the computer screen. Scan this using your phone

TURNING ON DESKTOP NOTIFICATIONS
After you have launched the WhatsApp interface on your PC for the first time, you will have the option of turning on desktop notifications. This option will be highlighted in blue above your chat list.
If you want to turn on desktop notifications:
  1. Click Turn on desktop notifications
  2. A box will pop up asking you to allow notifications. Click Allow

ADDITIONAL WAY TO LOG OUT
If you’ve forgotten to log out from your WhatsApp session on your computer, you can also log out from your phone.
Android
  1. Open the WhatsApp app on your phone by tapping on it
  2. Open the Chats screen and select Menu and then WhatsApp Web
  3. Here you can view any computers you are logged in on and you can log out from a session of your choice
  4. WhatsApp will then open in your computer browser and you’ll be able to use it as to send messages as you would on your phone
  5. When you’ve finished your session, remember to log out. Click on the three-dot menu above the chats list on the left hand side of the screen
  6. Click on Log out at the bottom of the list  

 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tunji-Ojo's visionary move: E-gates, Birth of New Era in Nigeria Immigration Process

Image
Traveling can be fun for most of us, but we can get apprehensive when we know that clearing at the immigration office will be stressful and burdensome. Coming into the country has been a cause for concern over the years, with customs and immigration officers delaying passengers unnecessarily and using their usual slogan, "Oga, wetin you bring come?" to try to get passengers to part with some money. This became a source of concern and embarrassment to the NIS and the Ministry of Interior. To curtail this ordeal, the Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, introduced the e-gate system, which is obtainable in some more advanced countries of the world. E-gates are electronic gates that use biometric technology, facial recognition, fingerprints, and passport scans to verify the identity of travelers, facilitating their passage through border control. On arrival, travelers have to pass through the gates, which involves biometric verification through facial or iris recognitio...
Read more

₦1.94 Trillion Worth of Property Saved in 2024, Says CG of FFS, Engr. Jaji O. Abdulganiyu

Image
Enjoined Nigerians to adhere to fire safety protocols and precautions The CG commiserated with the victims of Fire Outbreaks throughout the nation._ He urged the National Assembly to Repeal the Current Fire Service Act of 1963 which has become outdated while stating that President Tinubu remains committed to safeguarding the lives and properties of the people as aligned with his renewed hope agenda. In 2024, the Federal Fire Service effectively saved property worth 1.94 trillion naira while fewer lives were lost when compared to the preceding year, 2023. The Controller General of the Federal Fire Service (FFS), Engr. Abdulganiyu O. Jaji, has announced that in 2024, the Federal Fire Service successfully saved property valued at ₦1.94 trillion, while an estimated ₦67.1 billion worth of property was lost. The DG made this known during the first media briefing of 2025, "In 2024, the Federal Fire Service effectively saved property worth 1.94 trillion naira while fewer lives were lost w...
Read more

NSCDC: Champions of National Security and Public Safety by Oladapo Aborowa

Image
In a world filled with uncertainty, one agency has consistently demonstrated its commitment to protecting lives and property: the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). As we go about our daily lives, it's easy to overlook the selfless efforts of the NSCDC personnel who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure our safety. Since its inception, the NSCDC has been at the forefront of national security, providing critical support to the military, police, and other security agencies. From counter-terrorism operations to disaster response, the Corps has consistently demonstrated its versatility and bravery. Under the new administration of Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior, and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the NSCDC has launched several innovative initiatives, including Mine Marshal, Safe School Initiative, Special Intelligence Squad, and Special Intelligent Corps. These initiatives have been well-received by sister security agencies and have fostered strong ...
Read more