Whatsapp, important instant messaging application, continued to facilitate communication between users who have mobile phones. Even then, like every month, there are updates which sometimes not everyone likes. Thus, the latest information is about cell phone apps which will become obsolete.

Here is the list of cell phones which will no longer be compatible with WhatsApp from August 1, 2022. From August 1, cell phones running Android 4.1 will no longer be able to benefit from WhatsApp.

Complete list of cell phones

That is, now they will not be able to communicate with their contacts. Updating the operating system to a higher version or buying a new device is ideal. but which cell phones will have this problem? Here is the complete list:

·         Samsung Galaxy

·         Samsung trend lite

·         Samsung Galaxy s3 Mini

·         Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2

·         Samsung galaxy core

·         Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2

·         Samsung galaxy ace 2

·         Archos 53 Platinum

·         HTC Desire 500

·         Caterpillar Cat B15

·         Sony Xperia M

·         vico sync five

·         vico darkknight

·         Huawei Ascend G740

·         ZTE Grand S Flex

·         Lenovo A820

·         Huawei Ascend Mate

·         ZTE V956 – UMI X2

·         Huawei Ascend D2

·         Faea F1

·         THL W8

·         ZTE Grand X Quad v987

·         ZTE Grand Memo

·         LG Lucid 2

·         LG Optimus F7

·         LG Optimus L3 II Dual

·         LG Optimus F5

·         LG Optimus L5 II

·         LG Optimus L5 II Dual

·         LG Optimus L3 II

·         LG Optimus L7 II Dual

·         LG Optimus L7 II

·         LG Optimus F6

·         LG Act

·         LG Optimus L4 II Dual

·         LG Optimus F3

·         LG Optimus L4 II

·         LG Optimus L2 II

·         LG Optimus F3Q

How to update WhatsApp system

To update the system, one neede to go to the Google Play Store; Select WhatsApp, open the first application that appears.

·         When you have already installed it, the following options may appear: “Uninstall” and “Open” or “Uninstall” and “Update”.

·         You have to select the option to “Update automatically” and that’s it.

WhatsApp is working on a way to catalog everyone who left your group chats

WhatsApp has been recently spotted developing new features for its arsenal, mainly focusing on group chats. The service recently upped the member limit in group chats from 100 to 512 and announced Communities, an all-new way to message like-minded people.

With such large groups, administrators and members would like to keep a tab on members who recently left the conversation. WhatsApp is beta-testing a feature, so you aren’t asking around or left guessing.

WhatsApp beta version 22.16.0.75 on iPhone allows group members and admins to see who quit the group or was removed from it in the last 60 days (via WABetaInfo).

Under the list of current participants in the ‘Group info’ tab, a new option called ‘See Past Participants’ is now visible. The list of removed members also gets a dedicated search bar, which could be handy for large threads where there is usually a constant exodus of members and an influx of new ones. Small businesses which use WhatsApp groups for internal communication or interacting with clients might also appreciate the feature.

Additionally, the present system of notifying the chat when a member leaves or gets booted is being removed. Besides admins, nobody will get in-chat messages for such events — perhaps to make moderation easier. So, the names of members who have left the group will only be recorded in the ‘Past Participants’ list.

The feature is making its way to WhatsApp TestFlight beta members on iOS right now, but given the app’s cross-platform nature, we believe it should come to the Android and desktop apps sooner than later.

On Android, WhatsApp was recently seen testing a way to help administrators moderate content on groups by deleting messages. We hope that feature comes too, so chats become a little more manageable.

–worldnationnews.com/androidpolice.com