WhatsApp has rolled out a new update for its beta users, bringing version 2.25.3.21 through the Google Play Beta Program.
This update addresses a significant issue that many users had been facing with crashes related to chats and notifications.
What’s New in This Update?
- Crash Fix: The update resolves the frequent crashes users encountered when trying to open chats or notifications.
- Bug Impact: The issue was causing the app to crash when attempting to open chats, search for messages, or share content from other applications. Users had been unable to use the app smoothly, which led to inconvenience.
- Update Rollout: The update is now available to everyone using the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.25.3.21. If you’re still facing the same issues, it’s likely you’re using an outdated version of WhatsApp.
Previous Issues
In the previous beta update (2.25.3.17), a new feature was introduced to allow guests in chat events, but this version caused multiple crashes.
The crashes affected the functionality of WhatsApp, including opening chats, searching messages, and sharing content.
Restarting the device or force-stopping the app didn’t resolve the issue, making it necessary to release this fix.
What You Need to Know
- If you’ve installed the latest update (2.25.3.21) and the crashes persist, it may be due to an old version still being in use.
- WhatsApp recommends backing up chat history before updating to avoid losing data in case of any issues during the update process.
Stay Updated
To stay informed on further updates, features, and fixes for WhatsApp beta, follow WABetaInfo on X, or join their Discord Server for real-time updates and community interaction.
