WhatsApp is introducing a passwordless way to instantly secure your chat backups. The messaging platform is launching passkey ...

WhatsApp now supports passkey-encrypted chat backups, letting users secure data with fingerprints or face ID instead of ...

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This means if you lose your device, you can use methods like fingerprint, face, or the screen lock code of your previous ...

1. Open WhatsApp and Access Settings: Launch the app on your device and tap the three-dot menu (Android) or gear icon (iOS) in the top-right corner to open Settings. 2. Navigate to Chats: Scroll down ...

You don't need to wait for WhatsApp to enable passkey encryption. You can do it now by using a password or 64-digit key. In the app, go to Settings, then Chats, then Chat backup and then End-to-end ...

WhatsApp is rolling out passkeys for backups, which is great news for anyone who has been on the platform for years. This ...

Passkeys will allow you to use your fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to end-to-end encrypt your chat backups, so you no ...

Passkeys use your device’s fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to encrypt your chat backup, so a quick tap or glance at ...

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