WhatsApp will stop working for millions of smartphone users at the beginning of September. The platform, which is owned by Facebook, is removing support for a number of old iPhone and Android models. This means that from November 1 many will be left without the popular app which offers free picture sharing across the world. Go here for the latest breaking news from across Teesside On Monday, 43 smartphone models – both on Android and iOS – will stop working and users will no longer be able to access messages, photos, and videos, the Mirror reports. The ability to send messages and snaps, or make video calls to family and friends, using the encrypted messaging service will also be lost. Smartphones with operating system Android 4.0.4 or earlier installed will become incompatible with WhatsApp, as well as iPhones with iOS 9 or earlier installed. Is your phone on the list? iPhone iPhone SE iPhone 6S iPhone 6S Plus Samsung Samsung Galaxy Trend Lite Galaxy Trend II Galaxy SII Galaxy S3 mini Galaxy Xcover 2 Galaxy Core Galaxy Ace 2 LG Lucid 2 LG Optimus F7 LG Optimus F5 Optimus L3 II Dual Optimus F5 Optimus L5 Optimus L5 II Optimus…
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