If you use the popular messaging application, carefully read the latest statement from the Meta company.
WhatsApp It became the most important messaging app in the world, and has more than 2 billion users. This is due to how simple it is to use the application thanks to its adaptability and easy interface, which is why it is usually the most chosen.
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But the problem comes when the application is updated, since many cell phones are left without access.


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If you have any of the models listed below, the first thing you need to do is a backup. To do this you have to follow a series of steps:
- Open WhatsApp.
- Go to Settings.
- Open the ‘Chats’ option.
- Then select the Backup option.
- Click make copy now.
- Wait for the process to complete, which may take 30 minutes or so.
- The backup will begin to be uploaded to the Drive account associated with Google.
In this way, the data will be saved in the cloudso that when you install WhatsApp on the new cell phone you can have all the information and complete chats.
Which Android cell phones will stop working from February 1, 2025
This is the list of Android cell phones that will not be able to access WhatsApp:
- Motorola: Moto G (1st generation), Droid Razr HD, Moto E (1st generation).
- Samsung: Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Ace 3, Galaxy S4 Mini.
- HTC: One X, One X+, Desire 500, Desire 601.
- LG: Optimus G, Nexus 4, G2 Mini, L90.
- Sony: Xperia Z, Xperia SP, Xperia T, Xperia V.
Source: Ambito

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