2023-11-17 11:21:00
WhatsApp’s new update has left its users dissatisfied, as the company has announced a new backup restriction of only 15 GB. For many, WhatsApp is the go-to application for communication, but this latest update has sparked shock and disappointment among its loyal users.
The app, initially introduced for sending messages, has evolved to become an integral part of daily life for many. With Meta Company’s acquisition of WhatsApp, the updates have continued to enhance its functionality. However, the new backup restrictions have left many feeling frustrated.
Meta Company’s announcement of the new update means that previously unrestricted backup options will now be capped at 15 GB. This move aligns with a trend of companies transitioning from free services to subscription models, and WhatsApp is no exception.
For users with more than 15 GB of WhatsApp data on their devices, the new update means that any excess data will be deleted unless a monthly subscription is paid for additional storage. This new feature is currently being rolled out to beta WhatsApp users, with plans for a full rollout to all users by 2024.
The announcement has come as a shock to many loyal users, who have expressed disappointment and frustration with the new restrictions. While the update aims to streamline and improve the app’s functionality, it has also sparked concern and dissatisfaction among its user base.
#WhatsApp #update