In the most recent beta, WhatsApp's Email verification feature is back.
WhatsApp is developing a new function that will check users' email addresses.
Although this feature is still in beta testing, it is anticipated to be made available in a subsequent version.
Additionally, it will be helpful for consumers who experience SMS message reception issues.
Under Meta's ownership, WhatsApp has been introducing a number of eagerly awaited and ground-breaking improvements, particularly in the area of privacy. These improvements have significantly strengthened the app's security, which is an improvement over the last year or two.
A feature for email address verification is currently being developed and may be found in the most recent update, version 2.23.18.19, which can be downloaded through the Google Play Beta Program. Although this characteristic had been seen before, it was still in its infancy, therefore there weren't many specifics available.
Focus on Enhanced Security by WhatsApp
A screenshot from this beta version shows a screen for email verification that is still under development, according to information from WABetaInfo. Although the exact functionality is yet unknown, it's possible that this feature will give users a another way to log into their WhatsApp accounts by verifying their email.
This function has several applications, particularly when it comes to SMS issues, misplaced devices or SIM cards, or inconsistent SMS service in some areas. Users who use Google accounts for chat backups or have two-step verification may have their email automatically confirmed. It is an optional feature. Your WhatsApp connections won't see your email address, which is crucial for privacy.
