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Steps to follow to transfer your WhatsApp data from iPhone to Android
Transferring WhatsApp data from an iPhone to an Android phone is presently conceivable, given that the phone is a Pixel or a gadget running Android 12. A large number of WhatsApp clients have been demanding the feature for recent years, yet operating system constraints made it difficult to offer the facility. The limitation essentially had to do with the way that WhatsApp backups were saved to iCloud for iPhone, while Android phones depended on Google Drive.
Around one month prior, that restriction was lifted for excited clients who fiddled with the beta testing of applications. WhatsApp released version 2.21.160.17 through the beta channel on iOS, permitting iPhone clients to transfer their WhatsApp chat history to an Android application. Notwithstanding, the beta channel proved to be a restriction for many, as the TestFlight spaces are not promptly accessible for clients to register and download the most recent beta version.
That limitation has to be somewhat concluded. Google says it has worked with WhatsApp to make a system for securely relocating WhatsApp data from an iPhone to an Android phone. Furthermore, the entire process just requires a USB-C to Lightning link. At the point when the two phones are associated, clients will see an on-screen prompt that will request that they scan a QR code on the iPhone for starting the WhatsApp data transfer. When the code is scanned, WhatsApp will launch and the process will begin.
On the off chance that there’s an issue, clients can manually begin the transfer by heading to Settings, followed by Chats, and afterward tapping on Move Chats to Android. To guarantee the migration process is uninterrupted, all incoming messages will be blocked for the duration.
In case you’ve been thinking about how to transfer WhatsApp data from iPhone to Android, you’re by all accounts not the only one — Google has been keeping us waiting, however presently we, at last, can do the switch.
Google made it feasible for clients to transfer their data from WhatsApp on iPhone to Samsung Galaxy gadgets in August. This was extraordinary, however, it left other Android clients, with Google stating that “certain types of data were impossible to bring across when switching from an iPhone.” But that is presently changed.
With Android 12, you would now be able to transfer WhatsApp data from an iPhone onto an Android phone in a few simple steps.
To transfer your WhatsApp data, you’ll need a Lightning to USB-C cable to connect your phones. This process will transfer your WhatsApp text messages, photos, videos, and voice messages from your iPhone to your Android phone — so prepare sure you’re to do as such before you continue.
How to transfer WhatsApp data from iPhone to Android
- Connect your two phones using the Lightning to USB-C cable. You’ll view as such a cable packaged in with your iPhone.
- While setting up your Android gadget, a QR code ought to be served up during the process. Scan the QR code using your iPhone to start the transfer.
To do this access the iOS camera app and center the QR code in the middle of the screen, the iPhone should deal with the rest of the process.
- This will launch WhatsApp on your iPhone and start transferring your messages and photos from WhatsApp to your Android phone.
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