WhatsApp is a messaging and calling app for keeping up with friends and family. The company says it's free, with private messaging and calling available on phones around the world. You download it to a mobile device, tablet or desktop, and the download page lists Android, iOS, Mac and Windows.
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Our take
The supplied pages keep the pitch narrow: messaging and calling, described as private and free. Check the download page before you commit, because the listed platforms are Android, iOS, Mac and Windows. Anyone outside that list won't find a download here.
Features
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Private messaging
The company describes messaging as private, simple and reliable for staying in touch with friends and family.
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Cross-device download
Get the app on a mobile device, tablet or desktop, with builds listed for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows.
Pricing
- Model
- Free
- Free tier
- Free messaging and calling
Best for
- Messaging friends and family
- People on Android, iOS, Mac or Windows
- Tablet and desktop users
FAQ
- Is WhatsApp free?
- Yes. The company's own page says WhatsApp is free and offers messaging and calling.
- What devices can I download WhatsApp on?
- The download page lists Android, iOS, Mac and Windows, and mentions mobile devices, tablets and desktop.
Sources
- www.whatsapp.com/ (opens in a new tab) Free messaging and calling description
- www.whatsapp.com/download (opens in a new tab) Supported platforms and download options
