WhatsApp, the world's most popular messaging and video calling application, will no longer be used by users of older operating systems, Android and Apple phones.
According to a British newspaper, from November 1, Facebook-owned WhatsApp will not be able to be used by users of more than 50 mobile phones. Includes G and Sony mobile sets.
After November 1, iPhone users who have iOS 9 or older on their mobile phones will have to update and will be able to use WhatsApp only on iOS 10 or later, as well as Android users who have so far Using version 4.04 they need to update to version 4.1 or higher.
According to the report, many well-known Android mobile phones will not support WhatsApp after November 1, including Samsung Galaxy S3 and Huawei Ascend Mate, while Apple will also have WhatsApp on iPhone 4 or older phones. It will not work, users of these mobile phones will have to buy a new smartphone to use the WhatsApp.
In addition to the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus and iPhone SE, about 4 dozen smartphones, including the Galaxy Trend Lite, Galaxy Trend 2 and Galaxy S2, need to be upgraded.
