WhatsApp reportedly working on
a new fingerprint authentication feature for chat
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Facebook-owned WhatsApp
has been known to work on a host of new features for both iOS and Android.
Recent reports pointed to the company working on WhatsApp Dark Mode feature
that has a possibility to come in the Android Q update but now new reports
suggest that WhatsApp might soon introduce a new WhatsApp fingerprint
authentication option that will aid in adding more security to the messaging
app.
Reports from
WABetaInfo
suggest that has rolled out the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.19.3 update,
wherein new authentication feature for Android has been spotted. Other reports
suggest that the company was working to implement Face ID and Touch ID features
on iOS, which were not made available because of development reasons. WhatsApp
has finally started working on the Authentication feature on Android using the
Fingerprint.
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This new
fingerprint authentication feature will be up in the app under a new section
and once a user enables the fingerprint feature the app will completely the
messages from others to be seen.
The report
suggests that the user will have to authenticate his identity for opening
WhatsApp, which will help in protecting the entire app. This feature will
protect the entire app and won't lock a specific conversation.
This feature
will be made available for Android users with Marshmallow and above, followed by iOS
users.
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