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This issue is an attempt to address the obvious question: does this WALC serve as an alternative to the WhatsApp app (ie: "is it a standalone desktop app?") or is it just yet-another-second-class-desktop-client that routes messages through the phone on the intranet?
Solution
This is not a support request. This is a ticket to update the documentation. Please do not answer this question just on this GitHub issue.
The solution to this ticket should be to state, very clearly, in the README.md file if:
Using WALC still requires the user to first install and create an account in the official WhatsApp app, and all messages are routed through the phone (eg like whatsapp web), or
Using WALC still requires the user to first install and create an account in the official WhatsApp app, but afterwords WhatsApp can be uninstalled forever, and the desktop client can replace it (eg like Telegram), or
Using WALC is an entirely first-class desktop app. You can create an account in it directly, and you never need to use the official WhatsApp mobile app for any reason (eg like Wire)
Again, please add this information to the README.md file -- not to this ticket.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is an attempt to address the obvious question: does this
WALC
serve as an alternative to the WhatsApp app (ie: "is it a standalone desktop app?") or is it just yet-another-second-class-desktop-client that routes messages through the phone on the intranet?Solution
This is not a support request. This is a ticket to update the documentation. Please do not answer this question just on this GitHub issue.
The solution to this ticket should be to state, very clearly, in the
README.md
file if:WALC
still requires the user to first install and create an account in the official WhatsApp app, and all messages are routed through the phone (eg like whatsapp web), orWALC
still requires the user to first install and create an account in the official WhatsApp app, but afterwords WhatsApp can be uninstalled forever, and the desktop client can replace it (eg like Telegram), orWALC
is an entirely first-class desktop app. You can create an account in it directly, and you never need to use the official WhatsApp mobile app for any reason (eg like Wire)Again, please add this information to the
README.md
file -- not to this ticket.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: