Users of WhatsApp will soon be able to share data via QR codes.

The possibility to transmit WhatsApp data with a QR code in the future will streamline and accelerate the conversion procedure.

In the near future, WhatsApp users might be able to transfer data between devices via QR codes. According to WeBetaInfo, users will find it simpler to move their chat history to a new Android phone thanks to this new functionality because they won't need to back up their talks and images to Google Drive.

The upcoming option to share data using a QR code will simplify and hasten the migration process. The source claims that the feature is currently in development. There is no information available on when the movie will be released.

How to use the new WhatsApp function is as follows:

According to WeBetaInfo, the data migration procedure starts with the installation of WhatsApp on an Android device. Users can use their old smartphone to scan the QR code on their new one.

This week, the instant messaging service gave all of its customer's access to proxy capability. Thanks to this new function, users will be able to access WhatsApp through servers set up by volunteers and organizations all around the world. It will allow people to freely communicate when access to the internet is limited or tampered with.

"We are introducing proxy support for WhatsApp users worldwide. This implies that we're giving users the ability to continue using WhatsApp even if their connection is interrupted or blocked, according to WhatsApp, which announced the proxy functionality.

The social media platform WhatsApp claims that using a proxy connection will offer the same level of security and privacy as it already does. It states that end-to-end encryption will still be utilized to protect consumers' private messages.