If you put your WhatsApp QR code out in the wild, as we did in this article, you'll want to reset it. Resetting your WhatsApp QR code renders any previously generated QR codes invalid.

How to find and share your WhatsApp QR code Your WhatsApp QR code is automatically generated by the app. You can find it in the WhatsApp settings and quickly share it with other people.

QR codes are used as a call-to-action tool to advertise websites or events, to replace paper menus in restaurants, as access keys to holiday homes (b&b, for example), and for many other purposes. How ...

HIGHLIGHTS WhatsApp introduces QR code feature for easy channel sharing in latest Android beta. Users can generate and share QR codes to quickly invite others to follow channels.

Now WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets you add someone directly within the app by scanning that person’s personal QR code.

With this feature, channel owners can now generate a unique QR code for their channel. Once generated, they can share it digitally or physically, for example, through messages, flyers, business ...

Meta-owned platform WhatsApp has disclosed that it is working on a feature which will enable users to view and follow channels using QR codes as part of its future update.The messaging platform is ...

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.

Scan a QR code from your old phone and all your chats and files will automatically appear on your new device. WhatsApp has a new chat history transfer ...