WhatsApp Will Stop Working on 35 Phone Models Starting Summer 2024

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Come summer 2024, WhatsApp will cease to function on 35 different phone models. Some users have already begun to experience issues since January 1st or April, but most devices will lose support this summer. The affected models include those from well-known brands like Samsung, Motorola, Huawei, Sony, LG, and Apple.


Check the List to Avoid Disruptions

To ensure continued use of WhatsApp, it’s essential to check the list below to see if your device will be affected. Interestingly, some of the listed devices are quite old, yet many users still rely on them due to decent hardware or the inability to upgrade.

WhatsApp now recommends using the app only on devices running Android 5.0 (or later) or iPhones with iOS 12 (or later).


List of Phones That Will No Longer Support WhatsApp:


SAMSUNG

  • Galaxy Ace Plus
  • Galaxy Core
  • Galaxy Express 2
  • Galaxy Grand
  • Galaxy Note 3 N9005 LTE
  • Galaxy Note 3 Neo LTE+
  • Galaxy S 19500
  • Galaxy S3 Mini VE
  • Galaxy S4 Active
  • Galaxy S4 mini I9190
  • Galaxy S4 mini I9192 Duos
  • Galaxy S4 mini I9195 LTE
  • Galaxy S4 Zoom


MOTOROLA

  • Moto G
  • Moto X


APPLE

  • iPhone 5
  • iPhone 5C
  • iPhone 6
  • iPhone 6 Plus
  • iPhone 6S
  • iPhone SE


HUAWEI

  • Ascend P6 S
  • Ascend G525
  • Huawei C199
  • Huawei GX1s
  • Huawei Y625


LENOVO

  • Lenovo 46600
  • Lenovo A858T
  • Lenovo P70
  • Lenovo S890


SONY

  • Xperia E3


LG

  • Optimus 4X HD P880
  • Optimus G
  • Optimus G Pro
  • Optimus L7


What Should You Do?

If your device is on this list, it’s advisable to consider upgrading to a newer phone to continue using WhatsApp without any issues. Ensuring you have a compatible device is crucial to receiving security updates and new features from the app.

This change highlights the rapid evolution of technology and the need to adapt to stay connected and secure. Make sure to check your device and upgrade if necessary before the summer of 2024.

Stay connected and informed!

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