WhatsApp Feature Update: Meta-Owned Messaging Platform Now Allows Users to Transfer Chat History Between Devices on Same OS

New Delhi, June 30: Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg on Friday announced a new feature on WhatsApp which allows users to transfer chat history in a secure way between devices on the same operating system. Zuckerberg took to his official Facebook handle and shared a demonstration video along with a caption, "If you want to move your WhatsApp chats to a new phone, you can now do it more privately without your chats ever leaving your devices." Meta Mixed Reality (MR) Programme Launched: Tech Giant Announces USD 250,000 Fund for Indian Startups and Developers.

As per statement shared by WhatsApp team, for the first time, users can preserve their complete chat and media history without having to exit the app. More secure than using unofficial third party apps which lack clear privacy practices, and are more private than cloud services, the transfer process is authenticated with a QR code, data is only shared between your two devices and is fully encrypted during transfer. WhatsApp Feature Update: Meta-Owned Messaging Platform Releasing New Feature to Let Users Send High-Quality Videos on Android Beta.

It's faster than backing up and restoring chat history and now users can also transfer large media files and attachments, which were usually too large to keep. To transfer your chats, ensure you have both devices physically connected to Wi-Fi and location enabled. On your old phone, go to Settings, Chats, Chat transfer and scan the QR code shown on the screen with your new phone to complete the process. And you can securely transfer your chat history.

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