WhatsApp announced this week that it forbids young people under the age of 16 to use its messaging platform, but at the same time announced that it allows the download of all the data it has recorded about us in its servers. WhatsApp promised to release this feature in the coming weeks to the whole world, but those who test the beta version of the application for Android they already have the opportunity to use it.
WhatsApp has this new function offered under the name Request Account Info, it being displayed in the application's settings menu, users being able to request at any time the creation of an archive with all the information that the WhatsApp company has registered about us. In the image above you can see what the interface looks like through which the creation of the archive with the data from our accounts can be requested, where the period required to create it is also specified.
WhatsApp: This is what the new MAJORA Function Announced looks like
WhatsApp has announced that it can take up to 3 days to create an archive with all the information that the company has about us, but at the moment this is done in less than a day for those who test the beta version of the application. In the other images in this article, you can see some of the information that WhatsApp includes in these archives, the company having data about the phones that access its network, when they were active, plus many others.
Surprisingly, WhatsApp also logs the way the application is used, that is, if we use it from the main screen, or if we use it through interactions with the notifications made when the application is open in the background and we have active internet. WhatsApp will also include in this archive information on the contacts that have been uploaded from our account, plus blocked phone numbers, all this data being necessary for the application to be used.
