How to get two Whatsapps on one phone for all Androids

Almost everyone today uses Whatsapp as their main chat application. Indeed, Whatsapp is very easy to use for all ages, besides that we can also easily create a account using only our telephone number.

In each Whatsapp application we can only log in to one Whatsapp account or number so that to log in to 2 Whatsapp numbers we must have an additional smartphone to log in.

Along with the times, there are now many advanced Android smartphones that support the Dual App feature, where with this feature you can duplicate certain applications such as Whatsapp and so on into a 2 in 1 smartphone.

For Android smartphone users who already have the Dual App feature, it will be very easy to log in on two Whatsapp numbers on one cellphone, no need to buy a new smartphone again to log in on the second Whatsapp number, but for those who only have an old smartphone there is a little trick to be able to log in on two Whatsapp numbers on one phone. Please see the following method.

How to make 2 Whatsapp in 1 phone on all Android

For those of you who are curious about how to make 2 Whatsapp in 1 phone on all Android then you can see the guide below.

Step 1. Please download and install the Parallel Space app first from the Play Store

Step 2. If it is already installed, open the Parallel Space app. Next tap Continue

Step 3. Tap Start

Step 4. Check Whatsapp then tap Add to Parallel Space

Step 5. Tap Accept

Step 6. Please open Whatsapp in parallel space

Step 7. If there is a warning for your Whatsapp for 64 bit, please tap Install

Step 8. You will be directed to the Play Store then tap Install on Parallel Space – 64 Bit Support

Step 9. Please go back, then open the parallel space app

Step 10. Open Whatsapp from parallel space and login as usual

Now in this way you can already use 2 Whatsapp numbers in 1 smartphone using the parallel space app. No need to buy a smartphone anymore, just use this Parallel space app. That is all and thank you

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