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WhatsApp ends support for devices running iOS 9, earlier OS Last Updated : 19 Mar 2021 12:34:40 PM IST 
WhatsApp has published a new support document that shares details on ending support for devices running iOS 9 and earlier versions of the operating system (OS).
To date, iOS 9 users were able to use the encrypted chat service.However, now iOS 10 is required which means users will need an iPhone 5 or later model to use WhatsApp.The change will affect users of the iPhone 4S for the most part, but this is still only a tiny percentage of iPhone users."In December. Apple confirmed that 81 per cent of iPhone users are running iOS 14, with a further 17 per cent on iOS 13 or earlier, which means that only 2 per cent of iPhone users are running a version of iOS 12 or earlier," reports iMore.Last year, the Facebook-owned messaging service dropped support for iOS 8 and older versions of the operating system.WhatsApp is working on a new password protection feature that will encrypt chat backups in Cloud, making them accessible only to the users.WhatsApp chats are end-to-end encrypted but this protection currently doesn't apply to online backups stored on Google Drive and Apple iCloud.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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