WhatsApp has finally made available to fingerprint lock feature for Android beta users, after making it available to iOS users for a while now. It comes with the latest Android beta version 2.19.226, and is disabled by default. Users will need to enable it in Settings, and this feature will allow users to add a layer of protection to their app chats. There's also a new ‘show content in notifications' option added allowing users to decide if they want to show or hide message and sender preview when the fingerprint lock is enabled.
Scroll Down and you will a see a new option called Finger Print Unlock , click on it
When enabled, users will need to use fingerprint authentication to unlock WhatsApp and gain access. There are three options for ‘automatically lock' to choose from – immediately, after 1 minute, and after 30 minutes. Users can choose from these options according to their preference. Choosing the' immediately' option will require the user to fingerprint authenticate every time they close and open the app.
The fingerprint lock option is enabled in the Android beta version 2.19.226 - currently the latest version. It is disabled by default, and users will have to enable it by going to WhatsApp Settings > Account > Privacy > Fingerprint lock.
HOW TO ENABLE FINGERPRINT IN WHATSAPP :
Go to the link below and download the latest version available
after downloading go to settings and enable INSTALL FROM UNKNOWN OPTIONS and manually install the APK.
After installing the APK , navigate to settings on the top right corner and go to Account
Scroll Down and you will a see a new option called Finger Print Unlock , click on it
that's it you have successfully enabled fingerprint to whatsapp.
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