Now you can use WhatsApp over your landline or fixed number. Yes! it’s true and you can use WhatsApp without any SIM card. In this post, I am writing about how to use WhatsApp with your landline or fixed number.
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How To Use WhatsApp With Your Landline or Fixed Number?
You can do voice calls, video calls, unlimed text messages and unlimited images sharing using WhatsApp. Now you can do this all using WhatsApp with your landline number. WhatsApp recently launched a business app to its user and it has an option of setting up your WhatsApp account using a landline number instead of a mobile card number.
How to use WhatsApp with your landline or fixed number
- First, download and install regular WhatsApp or it’s Business app. Then, open the WhatsApp app on your mobile phone, tablet, laptop or any other WhatsApp. You can also use the dual apps setting on your device to use two different WhatsApp accounts simultaneously.
- The WhatsApp application will at that point brief you to choose your country code and as needs are registered a 10-digit mobile number. Here, you can also enter a landline number along with your STD.
- The application will at that point check your number either by calling or SMS strategy. It will initially send a confirmation message to the entered number. In any case, as you will include your landline number, you won’t get any message. You at that point need to hang tight for a moment, after which the check by SMS will come up short. You would then be able to settle on the other “Call Me” choice. You simply need to tap on that choice to get an approach the landline to finish the confirmation procedure.
- When you tap on the call choice, you will get an approach your landline number, and a programmed voice will illuminate a 6-digit check code, with the goal that you don’t miss any number.
You at that point need to type a similar verification code into the application to get to WhatsApp with your landline number. When the check is finished, just total the ordinary setup process, including setting up your profile photograph, name and that’s only the tip of the iceberg.