By having your WhatsApp application updated, you have access to the latest functions.
The WhatsApp application, used by more than 2 billion people around the world, presents new features every year in its updates.
For example, the most recent features that have been released in the app Meta (formerly Facebook), are the option to send ephemeral images and videos; the ability to connect on multiple devices; listen to audio messages before sending them and more.
To keep the messaging platform up-to-date and continue to interact smoothly, WhatsApp must be updated to its latest version. While your phone may allow you to set up automatic updates for your apps, here’s how to update it manually.
How to update WhatsApp from an iPhone
- Touch the App Store icon on your iPhone home screen to open it.
- Tap the little person-shaped icon in the upper right corner of the screen to open your account information.
- Scroll down until you find the “Updates Available” section.
- Find WhatsApp in the list and tap “Update” to install the latest version.
How to update WhatsApp from an Android phone
- Tap the Google Play Store icon on your Android home screen.
- Touch your profile photo from your Google account.
- Tap on “Manage apps and devices.”
- Tap on “Available Updates”
- Next to WhatsApp, tap “Update” to install the latest version.
It should be noted that if WhatsApp does not appear in the “Updates available” section on your iPhone or lacks an “Update” button next to the list on Android, this is because you already have the latest version installed and there are no new updates.
Be part of WhatsApp Beta
The beta version is an optional program that gives you early access to try a new version of WhatsApp.
Who wish download WhatsApp Beta on your device, they should become tester (program tester) from the app via testing program from Google Play. To do this, you have to follow these steps:
WhatsApp Beta updates more frequently than in its stable version. A new version is received practically every day while the stable version updates every few weeks. The WhatsApp Beta testing program is not always open. There are days when new testers are not allowed, and if that happens, you have to try again at another time or on another day. (I)
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