The feature of transferring messages from WhatsApp Leaks of a new feature that users have been waiting for for a long time
The famous WhatsApp chat application, owned by Meta, is rolling out a new feature in its next update, a feature that has been long-awaited for users of the application who want to transfer their conversations between Android and iOS devices.
This feature was first detected in the latest beta version of WhatsApp 22.2.74 for the iOS operating system, and it seems to confirm what was mentioned by the “WABetaInfo” website, which is famous for publishing news of beta versions, as it indicated that there is a feature in the Android system also in A previous update works on transferring conversations.
Both updates point to a feature that may allow you to transfer WhatsApp chats from Android to iOS using the Move to iOS app.
However, the transfer process will not be easy, it will require the application to be installed on both devices, and will likely include a WiFi connection. Of course, this process is not compared to the ease of transferring conversations through other messaging applications to storing and synchronizing user data with Google Drive, iCloud or their cloud service.
Wapita Info also shared a few screenshots showing what the feature might look like. Based on the images, it appears that WhatsApp will ask for your permission before starting the transfer process, and then ask you to keep the app open and your phone unlocked while it migrates your conversations.
WhatsApp first started allowing users to transfer their chat history from iOS to Samsung phones last September, and later expanded the feature to support chat transfers from iOS to Google Pixel phones and Android-powered devices. Other Android 12 (Android 12) system.
Allowing users to transfer their conversations from Android to iOS may solve a problem that has been troubling many users who want to switch from one system to another, but it remains unclear which devices will support the new feature, as well as when this feature will be launched.