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If you are using any of the listed phones below, you might not be able to access WhatsApp on it from November 1, 2021


 WhatsApp will reportedly stop working on some smartphones from November 1. Facebook, the parenting company of the messaging app, announced last month to end WhatsApp services from select devices. The reason for terminating services on these smartphones is that WhatsApp will no longer support old versions of Android and iOS to ensure that the app's security and users' privacy are maintained. According to WhatsApp, users with smartphones that support Android OS 4.1 and iOS 10 and subsequent versions will run without any problem. However, those using smartphones with old operating systems are all set to run out of access to WhatsApp.

WhatsApp users can also go to the WhatsApp FAQ section to check the list of operating systems that are not able to run WhatsApp from November 1, 2021. These operating systems include Android 4.0.3, iOS 9 and KaiOS 2.5.0. Some smartphones include Samsung, LG, ZTE, Huawei, Sony, Alcatel and other devices. If you're not aware of which Android version is running on your smartphone, you can go to smartphone settings. You can check the Android version in the Settings section.

Complete list of smartphones on which WhatsApp will stop working from November 1:-

Apple:

iPhone 6S
iPhone 6S Plus
Apple iPhone SE

Samsung:

Samsung Galaxy Trend Lite
Galaxy SII
Galaxy Trend II
Galaxy S3 mini
Galaxy core
Galaxy Xcover 2
Galaxy ace 2

LG Lucid 2
Optimus L5 double
Optimus L4 II Double
Optimus F3Q
Optimus f7
Optimus f5
Optimus L3 II Double
Optimus f5
Optimus L5
Optimus L5 II
Optimus L3 II
Optimus L7
Optimus L7 II Double
Optimus L7 II
Optimus f6
Optimus f3
Optimus L4 II
Optimus L2 II
Optimus Nitro HD and 4X HD

ZTE

ZTE Grand S Flex
Grand X Quad V987
ZTE V956
Big memo

Huawei

Huawei Ascend G740
Ascend D Quad XL
Mate Ascension
Go up P1 S
Go up D2
Ascension D1 Quad XL

WhatsApp will reportedly stop working on some smartphones from November 1. Facebook, the parenting company of the messaging app, announced last month to end WhatsApp services from select devices. The reason for terminating services on these smartphones is that WhatsApp will no longer support old versions of Android and iOS to ensure that the app's security and users' privacy are maintained. According to WhatsApp, users with smartphones that support Android OS 4.1 and iOS 10 and subsequent versions will run without any problem. However, those using smartphones with old operating systems are all set to run out of access to WhatsApp.

WhatsApp users can also go to the WhatsApp FAQ section to check the list of operating systems that are not able to run WhatsApp from November 1, 2021. These operating systems include Android 4.0.3, iOS 9 and KaiOS 2.5.0. Some smartphones include Samsung, LG, ZTE, Huawei, Sony, Alcatel and other devices. If you're not aware of which Android version is running on your smartphone, you can go to smartphone settings. You can check the Android version in the Settings section.

Apple:

iPhone 6S
iPhone 6S Plus
Apple iPhone SE

Samsung:

Samsung Galaxy Trend Lite
Galaxy SII
Galaxy Trend II
Galaxy S3 mini
Galaxy core
Galaxy Xcover 2
Galaxy ace 2

LG

LG Lucid 2
Optimus L5 double
Optimus L4 II Double
Optimus F3Q
Optimus f7
Optimus f5
Optimus L3 II Double
Optimus f5
Optimus L5
Optimus L5 II
Optimus L3 II
Optimus L7
Optimus L7 II Double
Optimus L7 II
Optimus f6
Optimus f3
Optimus L4 II
Optimus L2 II
Optimus Nitro HD and 4X HD

ZTE

ZTE Grand S Flex
Grand X Quad V987
ZTE V956
Big memo

Huawei

Huawei Ascend G740
Ascend D Quad XL
Mate Ascension
Go up P1 S

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