Popular messaging app WhatsApp has officially stopped working on select iPhones and Android smartphones, with another update expected in two years.

Now, with the new feature, users can use the same WhatsApp account linked to a primary phone on 4 different devices. There are no prerequisites to use the multi-device support feature of WhatsApp.

WhatsApp continues to evolve itself and introduces significant updates that enhance user experience. One of the standout ...

WhatsApp now requires iOS 15.1 or Android 5.0 and above. Older devices like iPhone 6 and Galaxy S III are no longer supported after 1 June 2025.

If you are still using an iOS device running a version older than iOS 15.1, there is bad news for you from messaging platform WhatsApp. According to a new report, WhatsApp is set to drop support ...

Millions of WhatsApp users may lose access to the popular messaging app as Meta begins phasing out support for older smartphones starting June 1, 2025.

After years of neglecting Apple’s tablet, Meta finally launches an official WhatsApp app for iPad, featuring a large-screen ...

Messaging app WhatsApp will stop working altogether on some phones from June 1. It affects phones that are around ten years ...

The smartphones lack support for Apple's iOS 15.1 ... for future integration with a newer device via WhatsApp's Chat Transfer feature. Egypt-based tech podcaster Youssef Salem, who focuses ...

This local processing approach aligns with WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption policy, which protects over 100 billion messages sent daily. The decision to end support for older devices follows an ...

WhatsApp Web is an extension of the mobile app that allows users to access WhatsApp on larger screens. Features such as ...

A big reason why it took WhatsApp so long to build an iPad app is that the chat service previously lacked a way to sync end-to-end encrypted chats across devices.