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Whatsapp To Stop Working On Millions Of Phones On November 1 (Full List)

by NewsOnline Nigeria
October 18, 2021
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Whatsapp will stop working on millions of phones on November 1.

 

 

Newsonline reports that WhatsApp will soon stop working on millions of older smartphones, UK Sun said in a report.

 

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More than 40 different smartphone models are expected to be affected, according to the report by the UK tabloid.

 

In the report, the publication said from November 1, 2021, some iPhones and Android phones will go off WhatsApp forever.

 

“For Android users, you’ll need to be running Android 4.1 or later. And for iPhone users, you’ll need to be on iOS 10 or later,” the report read.

 

It added that the Android front, which means a host of popular phones, will lose access, including the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Huawei Ascend Mate.

 

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“For Apple, you’ll lose access on an iPhone 4 or older,” the report said.

“And if you’ve never updated your iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus or iPhone SE (2016), you’ll lose access until you update.

“That’s because they launched on iOS 9. But you can update all three models to iOS 15 – the latest version – and keep access to WhatsApp.

“Tech companies regularly stop supporting older devices. Google did just that with old Android phones for Gmail, YouTube and Google Maps.

“Sometimes it’s because it’s simply not cost-efficient to keep apps working on very old versions of iOS or Android.

“That’s especially the case if only a small percentage of users are running these old versions of software.

“Using outdated software can also be a huge security risk – so it’s important you update, or upgrade if you can’t.”

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