The new conversation transfer option for Android users is presently being tested on the app owned by Meta. When WhatsApp’s testing is complete, users will be able to use a QR code to transfer their entire conversation history to a new Android device.
Meta has been quite productive recently, introducing a plethora of new features to WhatsApp. Among the most up-to-date are the options to save vanishing messages and use your WhatsApp account on up to four devices at once. According to recent reports, the developer behind the popular messaging app is hard at work on a new function that would make it simpler for Android users to shift conversations across devices.
Those who use WhatsApp on Android may presently save their conversations and media to Google Drive for safekeeping and easy restoration on another gadget. Since WhatsApp lacks a similar feature, Android users are forced to rely on Google Drive.
No more, though. Previously, it was revealed by Wabetainfo, a blog that follows all the newest advancements throughout WhatsApp, that WhatsApp is working on a new feature for Android users. Now, the same source says WhatsApp is developing a function that allows Android users to transfer chats without using Google Drive as a backup.
How to Transfer Your WhatsApp Without Google Drive Backup
The latest WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.9.19 update is now available on the Google Play Store, and it reportedly includes a new conversation transfer function for select beta testers. WhatsApp users will soon be able to transfer their conversation history to a new Android smartphone by accessing the functionality in Settings > Chats.
Users may get their conversation history, data, and media by scanning the QR code and then following the on-screen instructions. The tool will also make the transfer process easier for consumers by doing away with the time-consuming step of manually backing up their conversation history to Google Drive.
Users may quickly and effortlessly migrate their conversation history from one Android smartphone to another just by scanning the QR code, eliminating the need to back up and restore their data.
