WhatsApp is now about to introduce a new account login approval feature to its billions of users globally, with the goal of maintaining and improving security for users in order to give additional protection for their personal data.
WhatsApp is a freeware, cross-platform centralized instant messaging (IM) and voice-over-IP (VoIP) service owned by the American firm Meta Platforms. It has around 5 billion Google Play downloads. The firm is not discontinuing its services or testing a new feature for consumers; similarly, it has developed new login approval feature info for Android users.
According to our reliable source, WhatsApp has released a new beta version that includes a new login approval option for Android users. This allows you to receive in-app notifications when someone else attempts to log into their accounts. The 2.22.17.21 build version is the most current update for Android users.
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What is WhatsApp’s new Account Login Approval feature?
Finally, users will have the option to reject login attempts if someone tries to access their account as a result of improperly disclosing their 6-digit code. Because when someone wants to log in to your WhatsApp account, you must now approve the request.
This security alert also includes some more useful information, such as the time and information about the other phone, most likely the device model.
The firm has not yet planned the release of this new feature, so stay connected with us for further and up-to-date WhatsApp information.
