The Facebook company that owns the application announced What’s Up “WhatsApp“, It suspended the instant messaging service, the most famous in the world, from working on many Android and iPhone smartphones early next month.
According to the British “Heart” website, users of smartphones running on older versions of iOS and Android will not be able to create new accounts or verify accounts on the messaging app, starting on February 1, 2020.
The list of affected people includes smartphones operating in older versions of Android OS version 2.3.7 and earlier, and users of iPhone devices running iOS 8 or earlier will also stop service, by February 1.
Those iPhone and Android devices that are running on older versions of operating systems will not be able to create accounts What’s Up WhatsApp New ones, and the messaging app might also stop working on iPhones and Android devices that didn’t update their operating system next month.
Fortunately, although most smartphone users will be able to update their software before February 1, when the new procedures apply, if you think you may need to update your phone’s operating system, there are simple steps you can take on both phones.
– If you are an iPhone user, you need to go to “Settings” then “General” then “Software Update”.
– If you are a user of Android phones, you need to go to “Settings”, then “About Phone” and then “Program Info”.
With these steps you will be able to know which OS version your phone is using, and you should give your phone the option to update if you are using an older version.
It is worth noting that What’s Up He announced during the past year that he would stop working on Windows phones hours before the beginning of 2020, and if this applies to you, you will not be able to create a new WhatsApp account or verify the existing account, saying in a statement: “You will no longer be able to All Windows Phone operating systems are used after December 31, 2019, and WhatsApp may not be available in the Microsoft Store after July 1, 2019.
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