Although currently, the two-step verification feature is only available or beta versions, however we can expect it to be rolled out to all users in coming weeks. On Android, beta app users running version 2.16.341 or above will be able to enable the two-step verification. Windows 10 Mobile beta user, running version 2.16.280 of WhatsApp can also enable the security feature.
WhatsApp has been working on two step verification for months and you will anytime receive it in the upcoming update.
How to Enable Two-Step Verification on WhatsApp:-
Here are the quick steps to enable two-step verification on your WhatsApp:
Open WhatsApp (duh!) Navigate to Settings> Account.
Tap on “Two-step verification” and click Enable On the next screen, you need to enter a six-digit passcode. Next, re-enter six-digit passcode to confirm the passcode. Optionally, add your email address on the next screen.
Confirm your email address Ta-dah Two step verification is now enabled on your phone.
NOTE: Be extra careful while choosing your passcode because in case you forget it, WhatsApp won’t permit re-verifying the account within seven days of last using WhatsApp.
How to Change Email, Passcode and Disable Two-step Verification On WhatsApp
Changing passwords is a great habit! If some how you set up the passcode as 1-2-3-4-5-6 while trying out the two step verification. Here’s how you can set up a challenging(strong) password for your account.
Go to ‘Settings>Account>Two-step verification’. You will find options to disable, change email and passcode.
So have you enabled the two step verification yet? If you are facing any trouble, then feel free to share your feedback in the comments section below so that we can quickly come up with the solution.
