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Using WhatsApp on an older iPhone? Then take note

2 December 2024
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Using WhatsApp on an older iPhone? Then take note
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An upcoming WhatsApp update will no longer support iOS versions prior to 15.1, affecting iPhone 5s, 6, and 6 Plus users who will need to upgrade to a newer iPhone by May 5, 2025. Users are advised to back up chats to iCloud and consider purchasing a new iPhone like the iPhone SE 4 or explore Android for continued WhatsApp access.

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