Caption – WhatsApp might soon have a logout option. (Photo by Dima Solomin on Unsplash)
WhatsApp is always working on new features and most of them show up in beta versions before going public. That’s exactly what’s happening as folks have just discovered a new Logout option in the latest WhatsApp beta for Android. Here’s what we know.
As of now, WhatsApp lets you log out only on linked devices, like desktops or tablets. But on your main phone, there’s no logout button and your only option is to delete your account. That’s not an ideal scenario if you just want to take a break, because deleting your account wipes out all your data and removes you from every group.
Thankfully, it appears WhatsApp is working to fix that.
Caption – WhatsApp is reportedly testing an account logout option. (Image credit – Android Authority)
The team at Android Authority spotted a new “Logout” feature in WhatsApp beta version 2.25.17.37. It shows up in the Account settings, and when you tap it, you get two choices –
Right now, the feature appears to be in internal testing, as it’s marked with an “Internal” badge in the current beta version. That means it might not show up for users just yet, but it could roll out in a future beta before becoming available to everyone in the stable version.
So, if you’ve ever wanted a simple way to step away from WhatsApp without deleting everything, a proper Logout button may finally be on the way.
Answer. WhatsApp is testing two logout choices, one erases all data and preferences, while the other logs users out without deleting anything, making it easier to return.
Answer. This option simply logs users out while preserving their chats, groups, and settings. When they log back in with their phone number, everything is restored.
Answer. No, the feature is currently in internal testing and marked as “Internal” in the WhatsApp beta version, meaning it may roll out in future updates before becoming widely available.
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