Why cannot i use the whatsapp web application?

Recently, whatsapp released the web application that whatsapp users can chat each other on the internet. I usually stay in front of my computer. And i want to use this application.
Why does iphone give the permission this app? I wonder...
Thanks in advance...

sonficyus wrote:
Recently, whatsapp released the web application that whatsapp users can chat each other on the internet. I usually stay in front of my computer. And i want to use this application.
Why does iphone give the permission this app? I wonder...
From the WhatsApp FAQ:
At this time, WhatsApp Web is available only for Android, Windows Phone 8.0 and 8.1, Nokia S60, Nokia S40 Single SIM EVO, BlackBerry and BB10 smartphones.
Unless and until WhatsApp decides to make the option available to iPhone users, it will not be.

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