WhatsApp beta users can now use fingerprint unlock
The most-used messaging app WhatsApp has introduced a new feature for Android users to authenticate.
In February this year, WhatsApp added support for Apple's fee ID for iOS users. Now, this feature has also been released for Android users. Now WhatsApp Beta Android users will be able to unlock the app with a fingerprint scanner.
If you are using WhatsApp beta version 2.19.83 then this feature can be enabled by setting.
To enable this feature, open the Android Surfin 'What's app and open the menu with the top right corner. Now tap on Setting and go to Account option. Here you will see the Privacy option. Tap on it. Scroll down and go to the Fingerprint Lock option. This by default will be disabled. Toggle it on. The WhatsApp will then ask you to touch the fingerprint sensor. The WhatsApp will then ask you when the WhatsApp is locked. You can set the time from 1 minute to 30 minutes
If you are using WhatsApp beta version 2.19.83 then this feature can be enabled by setting.
To enable this feature, open the Android Surfin 'What's app and open the menu with the top right corner. Now tap on Setting and go to Account option. Here you will see the Privacy option. Tap on it. Scroll down and go to the Fingerprint Lock option. This by default will be disabled. Toggle it on. The WhatsApp will then ask you to touch the fingerprint sensor. The WhatsApp will then ask you when the WhatsApp is locked. You can set the time from 1 minute to 30 minutes
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