• The upcoming ability to transfer WhatsApp data via QR code will make the migration process more streamlined and faster.
WhatsApp may soon allow its users to transfer data from one device to another via QR code. According to a report by WaBetaInfo, the feature will provide a convenient and efficient solution for those who want to transfer their chat history to a new Android phone without having to back up their chats and media on Google Drive.
WaBetaInfo is an online platform that tracks new and upcoming features coming to the Meta-owned messaging app.
The upcoming ability to transfer data via QR code will make the migration process more streamlined and faster. As per the report, this feature is still under development. There is no information on when this feature will roll out.
How will the new feature of WhatsApp work?
Sharing a screenshot of how the feature could work, the WaBetaInfo report says that the data migration process starts with downloading WhatsApp on a new Android device. With the new feature, users need to scan the QR code on their new smartphone from their old device. The feature appears to be similar to the current ability to use WhatsApp Web without downloading the app to your computer.
Earlier this week, the instant messaging app rolled out proxy support for its users across the globe. With this new support, users will be able to connect to WhatsApp through servers set up by volunteers and organizations around the world. This will help them to communicate freely in situations when the internet is blocked or disrupted.
Announcing proxy support, WhatsApp said, "We are mindful that as we celebrate the start of 2023 through private texts or calls, there are many people who are unable to reach their loved ones due to internet shutdowns." deprived of the ability to To help, today we're introducing proxy support for WhatsApp users around the world. This means that we are putting the power in people's hands to maintain access to WhatsApp if their connection is blocked or disrupted."
WhatsApp says that connecting through a proxy will provide the same level of privacy and security that the social media platform currently offers. It says users' personal messages will still be protected by end-to-end encryption.
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