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WhatsApp is yet to officially respond on the matter
WhatsApp started causing random crashes on iPhone for some s on early Wednesday. The issue was initially believed to be limited to iOS 15.2, though some affected s later reported on social media that it was disrupting the experience on earlier iOS versions as well. The complaints that emerged on the Web suggest that the crashing was not exclusive to a specific region as WhatsApp s from various parts of the world faced the same problem where the app crashes shortly after it is accessed.
Several iPhone s WhatsApp on Twitter. The s reported that the app caused crashes just after they tried to open it by tapping its icon. This restricted them from sending new messages or viewing existing ones.
Whatsapp crash on start up ggwp
— You (@ixxureen) December 14, 2021
crash isn't specific to iOS 15.2. I'm still on 15.1.1 and it's crashing here too
— Vald (@_gfred) December 14, 2021
#whatsapp #down #ios #crash pic.twitter.com/R0xToXFnO1
— Carlos (@Carlosz_Reyes) December 14, 2021
9to5Mac WhatsApp Business.
WhatsApp Engineering Head Nitin Gupta acknowledged the crashing problem in response to a tweet posted by WABetaInfo. He advised affected s to use the app in airplane mode once to mitigate the issue.
In a separate tweet, WABetaInfo reports that the issue has been fixed hours after it was raised online. However, WhatsApp hasn't yet officially confirmed whether the problem has been resolved.
Gadgets 360 has reached out to WhatsApp to get clarity on the fix and will update this space when the company responds.
On Tuesday, WhatsApp rolled out a voice message preview feature to let s review recordings of their audio messages before sending them to s. The feature has been rolled out for all s across Android, iOS, Web, and desktop.
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