WhatsApp will make a very important change for iPhone and Android phones in the next period, one that will come as an annoying surprise for a lot of people, and this is because the application is going to randomly ask us to re-enter the password used for backup encryption of the messaging application.
WhatsApp is secretly working at the moment to implement this change within the application for iPhone and Android phones, and we are talking about the idea of providing more security for users who save their data, even if in the end many will be upset to be asked password for backups.
WhatsApp implements this change exclusively for those who have chosen to encrypt their backups for conversations from iPhone and Android phones, so anyone who has not activated this option, will not automatically receive any alert to enter the password set at the time of enabled the backup encryption option.
Considering that WhatsApp Messenger prevents accessing the information from an encrypted backup, if the password used to encrypt that backup is not entered, in essence it is not a bad idea for people not to forget the password they used to secure their information from their own conversations.
Enter the password for a teacher. Occasionally, you need to enter the password you created when you enabled end-to-end encrypted backup. This helps secure your backup.
