WhatsApp to Add finger print password support

Back in February, WhatsApp for iOS introduced a Screen Lock function to authenticate the device using touch identifier when activated. Now, many months ago, it’s just the same for Android, but currently the feature is only component of the recent prime release of WhatsApp.

After you activate the app, every time you want to start the app, you must use your fingerprint to authenticate it. If WhatsApp is closed, you can still reply to calls. If you have this variant, it is not completely certain that you will see the fresh environment because it could also be linked to the server-side button.

Settings > Account > Privacy > Fingerprint lock

You can put an instant latch clock–it can take 1 minute or 30 minutes right away. So you get a certain amount of time from your latest use of WhatsApp when you choose something else but “immediately,” when the app is’ unlocked’ and doesn’t involve fingerprint again. Finally, a toggle for displaying email components and the sender in notifications is also provided in the same portion of the settings.

Since WhatsApp uses formal Android APIs, you can sleep confident that your information is not sent to Facebook (its proprietor). Again, this is quite to be assumed, as this information lies only in a safe component on your phone, which Google does not even have connections to.

Source | Via