In general, WhatsApp is considered a secure platform: each message sent through it is encrypted, and only the sender and receiver can decode those messages.

But is WhatsApp a security risk? That kind of popularity usually makes any software vulnerable. No messaging platform is without vulnerabilities-every social media platform has hackers attempting to break through it. WhatsApp users share over 41 million messages daily. With the introduction of iPad Pro models with smart keyboard and mouse support, it’s clear the iPad is now a desktop computer for those that want extreme mobility, but unfortunately, users are at the mercy of Meta if they want WhatsApp on iPad. WhatsApp and Instagram ( Instagram doesn’t have an iPad app either) are both owned by Meta (the parent company of Facebook), and it’s clear they don’t believe in Apple’s tablet and the benefits for its app.

The longer answer has to do with what you can do on your iPad, and how it compares to other mobile devices like smartphones and laptops. The short answer is that the company hasn’t created one yet.

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