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Looking to use the popular messaging app Whats Call on PC (Windows or Mac)? In this article, we’ll show you how it can be done.
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WhatsCall Review
WhatsCall Messenger is a chat and voicecall app, used as an Facebook messenger alternative. The features include:
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- customizable themes
- group chats and channels
- voice calling
- text messaging
- stickers, emojis and hashtags
- cloud based messaging
- file sharing
- media sharing
- data encryption (no hacking, interception or spying)
Most users are really happy with the functionality of this app, as it’s 4.2 out of 5 star rating in the Google Play Store would suggest. However, one thing I would point out is that the app’s API is Telegram (meaning this app is based off of Telegram Messenger), as disclosed by the developers, though they claim that there are additional features in WhatsCall that are not available in Telegram.
How to use WhatsCall on my computer?
Until WhatsCall releases a version of this popular app for desktop computers, the primary way to use WhatsCall for PC is through the use of an Android Emulator.
See also: What is an Android Emulator?
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Android emulators are, for the most part, free software that allows you to fool mobile based apps enough to get them to work on a desktop computer. To get started, the first thing you need to do is select your preferred emulator. We like Bluestacks, LDplayer, and Nox, though there are other options out there. If you aren’t sure, here are some articles to help you decide:
- Best Android Emulator for PC
- Best Android Emulator for Mac
- LDPlayer v Bluestacks (Head-to-Head Comparison)
- Best iOS Emulator for Android
Here are the step-by-step instructions to start using WhatsCall on your computer:
- Select your emulator
- Download your emulator to the computer you want to use WhatsCall on
- Install the emulator
- Open the emulator
- Inside the emulator interface, navigate to the Google Play Store
- Inside the emulator, select WhatsCall Messenger and download it
- Stay inside the emulator, and install WhatsCall
- Open WhatsCall inside the emulator, and use it as you normally would
Summary
WhatsCall is free messenger, and an up and coming alternative to other known messaging apps out in the world. To date, it only has about 5,000 installs, but given its high ratings, we expect the number of installs to increase quickly.
Have you tried WhatsCall? Let us know what you think about it in the comments.
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