How to Install WhatsApp on iPad

If you're an Apple user looking to install WhatsApp on your iPad, you've come to the right place. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to access Web WhatsApp through your browser and set up the app.

Firstly, note that the default browser on an Apple device is Safari, but you can use any other browser of your choice. To get started, access Web WhatsApp through your browser by pulling down the apps menu.

If you have already installed the configuration profile, you can skip to step 5. I apologize for my limited English skills - as a German user, I'm still getting used to writing in English!

For those who haven't installed the profile yet, you can download it here: . Please note that you may want to check the code by opening it on your computer before installing.

Once you've installed the configuration profile, open the WhatsApp app that you have installed with the profile (you may need to restart the app). You should see a full-screen login screen. Make sure the heading says 'WHILE VIEWING' because this trick won't work if you turn it on for another reason.

Next, tap on the AA icon again and go to 'Website Settings'. Turn on the slider for 'Request Desktop Website'. The page should reload, and you'll see a QR code for login. When prompted for the URL, simply enter: .

After that, you can use the app icon from Google Play Store if you prefer. Once you've installed the configuration profile, open Safari App (not the one you just installed), tap on the AA icon on the left side of the search bar and select 'Request Desktop Website'.

Alternatively, you can follow a tutorial on this site to create the app. This method is useful because it allows you to avoid using WhatsApp Web clients from the App Store, which have been plagued by ads lately.

While this trick may not be revolutionary, it's a good way to access WhatsApp on your iPad without relying on third-party apps or websites. With these simple steps, you'll be chatting with friends and family in no time!

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