WhatsApp has set a deadline to stop working on some mobile phones that use older versions of Android. iOS users, you’re safe (for now). Meta has confirmed that the app will no longer be available on devices running an operating system older than Android 5, and the goal is none other than to improve the app’s overall performance and to be able to add new functions, as well as improve and strengthen the app’s security. This hasn’t been a desperate decision, but it will affect thousands of users who still use old phones, and those phones will lose access. Here’s everything that’s going to happen and what you need to do if you’re one of the affected users. Why is WhatsApp stopping on some phones? Like everything else, it evolves, and the main idea is to make sure the app continues progressing. WhatsApp’s current functions already require greater processing capacity and older phones can no longer deliver that performance, which makes the app work incorrectly. And if we’re aware that Meta keeps looking to the future, we have to understand they can’t keep supporting such old versions because the new versions will probably need a lot more processing power and
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