O WhatsApp and its team of developers have been very active in creating new features. They want to make Meta's messaging service even more interesting and useful for users.
One of the latest discoveries came to show that a new capacity is being prepared, associated with backups and the migration of conversations without using Google Drive or iCloud. WhatsApp wants to make this process simple and fast, without relying on the Internet or Cloud services.
There are many new features that are known to be being prepared in a very discreet way and in private tests in the WhatsApp teams. These begin to emerge gradually so that they can be explored and used constantly.
One of the measures that to be prepared focuses on being used as a complement to the backup service that WhatsApp already offers users. It relies on the cloud services of mobile operating systems, for simplicity's sake.
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Of course, this requires an Internet connection and access to the Cloud service account from which you want to import the conversations. The idea of the latest novelty is to eliminate these needs and allow the migration of direct conversations between devices.
For now, this novelty is being developed and tested only on Android, where access to Google Drive will no longer be necessary. By scanning a simple QR code on the WhatsApp interface, two nearby smartphones can transmit conversations to each other.
The choice still seems to only be based on Android for this migration of conversations, and should soon be extended to iOS. The latest discovery shows changes to the interface that will give access to this feature, which is expected to be accessible to users soon.
With the advent of using the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices, this conversation migration can simplify the entire process. Users can more easily change smartphones or add a new one, moving their backups directly and point to point, without any internet connection or a cloud service.
