As Microsoft announced that it will stop developing the Windows 10 Mobile system and provide only security updates, more and more mobile phone manufacturers and application developers have announced the abandonment of the platform.
Recently, Facebook's instant messaging application WhatsApp announced its support for the old mobile operating system time limit, including the Windows Phone 8.0 (and previous versions).
WhatsApp announced phase-out system support deadline: WP8.0 system is no longer supported after December 31 Following WhatsApp instructions, discontinuing support for these old mobile platforms means that handsets with these operating systems will no longer be able to use the WhatsApp application after December 31 this year, meaning they will not be able to sign in and will not be able to create new ones.
At the same time, WhatsApp also said: 'Because we no longer provide support for these platforms, some of the features will be turned off at any time.'
In addition, WhatsApp back to the use of older mobile operating system users: If you are using these old operating system, then we recommend that you upgrade to the latest system version, or buy an Android phone with Android 4.0 and above installed , Or an iPhone running iOS 7 or later, or a phone running Windows Phone 8.1, so you can continue using WhatsApp.
WhatsApp announced phase-out system support deadline: WP8.0 system is no longer supported after December 31 Once you have a new device, just install WhatsApp on your new device and verify your phone number to continue using it. Sorry, it's not yet possible to transfer your previous chat history directly to your new device. However, you can package your chat history, And send by mail.
It is noteworthy that the same phone number can not log in on both phones at the same time.
