Apple Watch now supports full WhatsApp: How to install and send messages directly from your wrist..

WhatsApp on Apple Watch: After a long wait, WhatsApp has finally launched its dedicated app for Apple Watch. Users can now send messages, record voice notes, and react with emojis directly from their wrist. This update brings a complete messaging experience for Apple Watch users beyond just viewing notifications.

Easy way to install WhatsApp on Apple Watch
If the Automatic App Install feature is turned on on your iPhone, WhatsApp will automatically install on your Apple Watch as soon as it updates. However, if not, you can install it manually. To do this, open the App Store on your Apple Watch, search for WhatsApp, and tap Install. Alternatively, go to the Watch app on your iPhone, open the My Watch tab, scroll to WhatsApp, and click Install.

Notification Settings Enhance the Experience
To fully utilize WhatsApp on Apple Watch, it's important to have the correct notification settings. Go to Settings on your iPhone, then select the WhatsApp app from the Notifications section, and turn on Allow Notifications. Then, open the Notifications section in the Watch app and toggle Mirror iPhone alerts from WhatsApp to "Mirror iPhone alerts from WhatsApp." This will instantly display all incoming message and call alerts on your iPhone on your watch.

Send messages, voice notes, and reactions from your wrist
With WhatsApp installed, users can now read and reply to messages directly from their watch. This can be done using voice dictation, Scribble, or emoji. It's also possible to send voice notes using the watch's microphone. Users can view photo, sticker, and message previews, and can also reject call notifications when they arrive.

New update brings a new WhatsApp experience.
This update could prove to be a game-changer for both WhatsApp and Apple Watch. While previously, users could only view notifications, they will now be able to enjoy real-time chatting, voice notes, and emoji reactions. This new WhatsApp app for Apple Watch is being rolled out gradually to users on both iOS and watchOS.

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