WhatsApp it continues to go through very big changes, so big that today we are talking about a new secret function that is revealed to the billions of users all over the world, it comes as a very important bonus. We are talking about a new function for WhatsApp that is not offered for mobile phones, but for those who use the WhatsApp Web platform on computers and tablets, it being the only way to access it from these devices.
WhatsApp implemented for the WhatsApp Web platform the possibility of authentication with a fingerprint, something that until now was not possible for it, but something that we have finally integrated by the American company. The option to log in to WhatsApp Web using your fingerprint is something that few thought they would see for the website that the American company created, especially because it is a secondary one for it.
WhatsApp: New SECRET Function Revealed for Users
WhatsApp it did not focus much attention on the web platform until recently, when it started to offer a multitude of functions for it, also because for now it does not offer the option of use on tablets and computers in any other way. Despite this, WhatsApp is trying to offer users around the world a much better experience, and the option to authenticate in WhatsApp Web using a fingerprint is something that deserves praise from all points of view, especially since it will also be extremely useful.
WhatsApp however, it does not allow you to log in to WhatsApp Web from tablets or computers, but directly from phones whose accounts are connected to the online platform, so that you will protect your login from there. The measure is a very interesting one, and it comes after a few weeks ago it was revealed that the secret services in Germany used WhatsApp Web to read the messages of some criminals precisely because the platform was not secured.
WhatsApp he is working on this system at the moment, and he will definitely offer it to everyone when he has it 100% ready, but no one knows clearly when exactly this will happen for us.
