Threema for iOS: Preview of Upcoming Multi-Device Functionality

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Threema for iOS: Preview of Upcoming Multi-Device Functionality

With the desktop app and the web client, it has been possible to use Threema on the computer for a while now. At the moment, the desktop app and the web client require an active (end-to-end encrypted) connection to the mobile device. To send and receive Threema messages on the desktop even when the mobile phone is turned off, a multi-device solution is in development.

Starting today, a tech preview of Threema 2.0 for desktop is available, which allows iOS users to test the upcoming multi-device functionality ahead of time. To use the responsive new desktop application, which was redesigned from the ground up and is based on a totally new architecture, you will need the multi-device beta version of the iOS app.

Test the multi-device functionality now

At the moment, the tech preview of Threema 2.0 for desktop is only available for iOS, not for Android. In the future, support for multiple linked devices, including tablets and Android devices, is planned.