WhatsApp is close to bringing “Dark Mode” to all iPhone users with the feature spotted in the latest developer beta. WhatsApp is one of the few apps for the iPhone to not have Dark Mode yet. The update could begin rolling out within the next few days or weeks with no precise timeline available as
Apps can crash at any time when triggered by some factors including software bugs and malware, invalid settings, faulty updates, and system conflicts. There are also some instances when apps would crash due to memory problems like when the internal memory of the device is running low. Other apps just couldn’t get to work and
Everything was working perfectly fine until you updated your Apple iPhone to iOS 13. It turned out that some of your apps including WhatsApp Messenger aren’t loading up or failed to work as intended on your device. With that said, you’ve got a problem to fix. Read on and get help. Another popular messaging app
Whatsapp Messenger is one of the messaging apps you can use to communicate with your online friends, family, relatives, and virtual acquaintances. It adds more fun and convenience when it comes to mobile chit-chats. But just like other messaging apps, Whatsapp is not perfect. That said, there are times when the app just won’t work
WhatsApp Messenger is just another messaging application that utilizes your phone’s Internet connection to send and receive messages, calls, photos, videos, and voice messages. It’s a free social networking app available for Android and iOS devices. For this app to work, your iPhone must be running on iOS 8.0 or later versions. WhatsApp Messenger is
Whatsapp is among the popular instant messaging apps for iOS and other devices. It supports local, international, individual, and group messaging. And just recently, a new update is pushed for Whatsapp to support free local and international calls. All these make it one of the widely used IM platforms worldwide. But like other messaging apps,
Software updates are a way of keeping a device performing at its best. Updates also embed security enhancements and fix patches to clear any malware and software bugs that might have caused application and system errors. But updates themselves can also cause problems to a receiving device. In fact, various types of post-update issues have