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Luckily, WhatsApp has just introduced a new way to transfer your chats to your new handset where you can scan a QR code on the new device to initiate the switchover, with no need for a cloud backup.

WhatsApp announced today that the app is getting a new chat transfer feature, according to The Verge. The feature will allow users to transfer messages and large attachments from one phone to another.

They are called Privee Talk, MeetMe, Let’s Chat, Quick Chat, Rafaqat, Chit Chat, YohooTalk, TikTalk, Hello Chat, Nidus, GlowChat, and Wave Chat. Six were even available on the Google Play Store ...

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WhatsApp’s QR code-based chat transferring system is rolling out widely WhatsApp was first spotted working on this feature in April, with some beta users getting access to it early.

WhatsApp's Android chat interface set for colourful redesign The latest WhatsApp beta for Android, version 2.23.20.10, features interface tweaks noted by WABetaInfo, such as an updated camera icon ...