Once done, install the WhatsApp app from the Google Play Store, and you will be able to use the instant messaging app from desktop. Just download and install BlueStack on your Windows PC and then sing up with your Google Account. Not just WhatsApp, but you can also run games like PUBG Mobile on a desktop through BlueStack emulator. With BlueStack, you can easily run WhatsApp on PC. Well, BlueStack is one of the best and top-rated Android emulators available for desktop computers. Now you can either make calls or can exchange text messages. Now the entire interface of WhatsApp will get displayed in your browser. Next, open the WhatsApp Android app and scan the QR sign on the PC. First of all, open a web browser on your computer and open Using WhatsApp Web So, in this method, we are going to use the WhatsApp web to make and receive WhatsApp calls from PC. WhatsApp has a web app that runs inside a browser. You can also use WhatsApp without installing any desktop app.
Even if you average out both figures, it is somewhere 800 KB/minute, which is definitely not something we should rely on for calls.You can only exchange text messages with the WhatsApp desktop app. The Android system offered a lower average of 600KB per minute. The test produced results that range somewhere between 800 KB to 1.3MB with an average of 960KB per minute. You’d be entitled to around 1250 minutes a month and divide this into each day, you’ll get just about 40 minutes of calling which isn’t much," points out Mobiletor. "Assume that you have a 1GB plan which you use for voice calling only via WhatsApp. In fact making traditional phone calls could cost anywhere between no cost to 50p per minute, depending upon your scheme. If a contact calls you, accept or reject the call. This clearly means, WhatsApp calling isn't cost effective and could cost even more than traditional calls. Launch WhatsApp, tap Calls, tap the Call button, choose a contact, and tap the phone. This would mean a monthly pack of 500MB would vanish in 6 hours, which is equivalent to 11 minutes of traditional calling per day. However, this number could vary and go as low as 600KB. The AndroidPit test now reveals that calls made via WhatsApp use 1.3MB of data per minute on LTE. WhatsApp calls could cost you a fortune, says a new research. However, one should know there is no free lunch. It's the 'free' term that has been irking telcos and also fuelling the net neutrality debate in India. WhatsApp calls require Wi-Fi or mobile data connection to allow users make 'free' calls to other WhatsApp contacts anywhere in the world.
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