WhatsApp today announced a new and quicker to transfer chat from your old phone to the new phone through a QR-code-based method.

You can now transfer your WhatsApp chat history, including attachments, to a new phone by simply scanning a QR code.

Here's how to fix Whatsapp Web's QR Code not scanning, which isn't that hard to fix at all.

WhatsApp on Android has gained QR code functionality, letting you add new contacts via a personalized QR code. Here's what you should know.

Luckily, WhatsApp has just introduced a new way to transfer your chats to your new handset where you can scan a QR code on the new device to initiate the switchover, with no need for a cloud backup.

We show you how to find, share, and reset your WhatsApp QR code on all mobile devices. Once you've shared your QR code, you can send a message with one of our favorite Wear OS smartwatches.

If WhatsApp Web QR code is not loading, working or scanning, here are some steps you can take to resolve the issue successfully.

WhatsApp’s latest beta version lets you add contacts by scanning their QR codes. The feature has been enabled in beta on both iOS and Android, and can be found in the app’s settings menu.

The latest WhatsApp beta version 2.20.171 is now bringing the previously announced support for QR code profile sharing to those of us on Android.

QR codes can also be revoked if users decide they'd rather not share their number with someone anymore. The beta feature is a long-overdue way of adding contacts to WhatsApp directly.