WhatsApp may soon allow users to send messages to people who don’t use the app

WhatsApp is reportedly testing a feature that could allow users to message people who do not have a WhatsApp account. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the feature called Guest Chats is currently being tested with a limited number of beta users on Android, iPhones, and the web version of the messaging app. Guest Chats will allow WhatsApp users to generate a secure invite link that lets non-users join a conversation directly through a web browser without installing the app. The feature is still under development and has not yet been released to all users, the report noted. The WhatsApp Scam That Gives Hackers Your Phone! WhatsApp guest chats: How the feature may work and how it can help With Guest Chats, users can create a chat invitation link from the “Invite a friend” section or from the bottom of the contacts list. The link can be shared via SMS, email or other messaging platforms. When the recipient opens the link, they are given two options: download WhatsApp or continue as a guest. If they choose to continue as a guest, the conversation opens in the WhatsApp Web on desktop or mobile. Once the guest joins the conversation, the platform
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