WhatsApp will stop working on these devices next month

 Meta decided to stop the WhatsApp application from working on some smartphones, starting next month, for old versions of the Android and iOS operating systems.

And Meta, which owns Facebook, routinely cancels updates for older versions of iOS and Android every time new updates come.

In order for the WhatsApp application to be updated, it must be at least Android 4.1 to update the application, and this change will occur after next October 24, and most of the latest smartphones can only update their working system to continue using WhatsApp.

In order for the application to work on your iPhone, you will need at least iOS 12 to continue using WhatsApp, and among the devices that the application will depend on is the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5C.

WhatsApp is currently developing a new feature that will enable users to edit their sent text messages, and it is not clear whether there is a specific time limit for editing sent text messages.

WhatsApp surveys customers for which versions to stop updating, so every year, like other tech companies, it looks at older hardware and software that fewer people still use.

WhatsApp drops support for older smartphone systems, in order to maintain application security, which requires constant work and updates from developers.

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