Cell phones without the best app in Brazil will cause a lot of people to have a nervous breakdown. calm! Not all cell phones. You will not be able to use phones with Android 4.0.4 or earlier version of WhatsApp. But you are not alone in this story! Those who have iPhones with iOS 9 or lower, will also be without the app.
As of November, millions of users of these devices around the world will not be able to send messages and make video calls through the app.
Check out the models that will be without access to WhatsApp:
Samsung: Galaxy S3 Mini, Trend II, Trend Lite, Core, Ace 2
LG: Optimus F7, F5, L3 II Dual, F7 II, F5 II
Sony Xperia
Huawei: Ascend Mate and Ascend D2
Apple: iPhone SE, 6S, 6S Plus
For many Brazilians, the lack of WhatsApp is the end of the world. In some cases, running out of the application may cause a person to become depressed. It was recently revealed that 120 million Brazilians have the app installed on their mobile phones.
There are those who use the app for work, but most of them are purely for leisure. They are text messages, audio recordings, and voice calls. Many Brazilians admit that they are connected to the app beyond what they should, and admit that this ends up disrupting their daily lives.
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WhatsApp has made some changes that will improve the experience of many users in the app.
You will be able to access an account on up to four different devices. And all this without giving up end-to-end encryption.
The user will be able to exchange messages through the laptop without the need for the presence of the smartphone, for example. Also new, your message history will sync between all connected devices. The feature is still in the testing phase.
Last month, the app team made an official feature that lets you upload photos and videos with some sort of “time to be available”. In other words, the functionality provides an “extra layer of privacy and control” for the media.
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You will be able to open a WhatsApp chat window with Banco do Brasil, send a message or voice, and tell “I need to make a payment”. Then choose the “Payment you want to make” option. Inform the barcode or account picture or attach the PDF of the invoice or agreement.
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