WhatsApp beta for Android is reported to hit a user on two builds. The instant messaging application of Meta has released improvements for bugs that cause it to crash, according to other reports. WhatsApp users face unknown errors when opening the application or when sending media. New buildings do not provide reasons of damage and only bring improvements. However, there is also a guide for how users can return to a longer WhatSApp beta version without losing their chat data.
A report by Wabetainfo, Tracker WhatsApp features, Meta instant messaging services crashed into several beta testers. WhatsApp Beta for Android 2.22.4.6 and 2.22.4.7 reported to face unknown errors that cause them to break down when users try to open the application or when trying to send the media.
Another report by Wabetainfo said that WhatsApp had released improvements to bugs which caused beta testing applications on Android jammed. This repair is bundled with WhatsApp Beta for Android 2.22.4.8. The report did not mention the reason the application crashed into several Android smartphones.
The WhatsApp Tracker feature recommends users to back up their data on Google Drive before updating to new artificial beta. In this way, if the beta application has a bug that causes it to crash, the user can prevent their data from being lost. One drug – before the application gets a bug fix – is to return to the older building.
Wabetainfo also has a guide for users to lower the longer versions without losing their data and without reinstalling a longer version. This guide mentions that although it is easier for iOS users to return to longer versions without reinstalling the application, Android users still have to download a longer version through a third-party application download website.
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