WhatsApp to notify users about New security code changes

WhatsApp is planning to notify the users about New Security Code changes when the users re-register their account on a new phone. You will be notified when the user re-regists their WhatsApp account on the new phone. It always rolls the amazing features for users to enhance their user experience. You must be using it to stay connected with your friends, colleagues, and others.

It is one of the most popular instant messaging apps. Recently it has rolled out the new regional Happy Diwali sticker packs for users. Now it is planning to roll out the notify feature for security code changes. Today I am explaining to you about WhatsApp to notify users about the new security code. Read this post till the end to know more about this.

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WhatsApp notifies users about New Security code changes

WhatsApp is planning to notify users when they users re-registered their accounts on a new phone. It will notify users about the security code changes. Conversations between you can your contacts are secured with end-to-end encryption which means no one can read your chat except you and that contact.

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Every end-to-end encryption chat has its own unique 60-digit security code that is used to verify that your chat is secured with end-to-end encryption. You can see the security code in the contact info option by tapping on the Encryption option.

Security code is available in both QR code and 60 digit numbers form. This security code might change when the users re-register their WhatsApp account on the new phone.

The users won’t get the notification when users add or remove the linked device. Users will only get notifications when the people re-register their accounts. If users use the multi-device feature and add or remove the linked device then they won’t be notified.

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