'After a few weeks of limited functionality, you won't be able to receive incoming calls or notifications and WhatsApp will stop sending messages and calls to your phone,' WhatsApp says in an FAQ. But after this, WhatsApp will dial back functionality for users who haven't accepted the terms. However, they will still be able to answer incoming phone and video calls.Īlso, with notifications enabled, users can tap on them to respond to a message or call back a missed phone or video call. The newly added contacts will then sync and appear in your WhatsApp contacts. You need to add them to the Google or Samsung account that you’ve signed in on your Galaxy phone, to the SIM card or phone storage. SEE: Managing and troubleshooting Android devices checklist (TechRepublic Premium)įollowing the period of persistent reminders, people who haven't accepted the terms won't be able to access their chat list. You don’t normally add new contacts in WhatsApp directly. WhatsApp plans to ratchet up its efforts to get users to accept the terms, first by using a 'persistent reminder' that will happen a few weeks after May 15. The 5 best vegan chicken nuggets: We taste-tested them for you

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