WhatsApp enables two step verification for it's users

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I just wrote a blog on WhatsApp yesterday and today it brought a new feature for and you. Yes, WhatsApp has introduce some a couple of new features for the beta version of WhatsApp on Android and Windows. It has now enabled two step verification. You have to go from Settings > Account > Two Step Verification. It will want a 6 digit passcode and your email address if you forget your passcode. You can more about this feature by just clicking here. Also, there is a background audio feature which enables recordings and audios from WhatsApp to be played even after switching to another app.

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