Why WhatsApp is better on iPhone than Android – and it’s really unfair

WHATSAPP experts have revealed why they think the app is much better on iPhone than Android.

WABetaInfo is a platform known for its insight into all the latest WhatsApp features and now it has put together a list of things Android users are missing.

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An article on the WABetaInfo site explains: “Some members from my Discord community have logged the differences between the two platforms in these years, but note that we didn’t list features that are already available on a platform but are under development on the other one.

“In this list, you will find exclusive features on a platform.”

The list revealed a staggering eight WhatsApp features that Android users are missing out on compared to iPhone users.

In comparison, there are only two features that iPhone users are said to be lacking.

These two features are listed as “Select all chats in edit mode” and “Send uncompressed photos as documents directly”.

If you’re an iPhone user and you think those WhatsApp features sound too good to miss, you may want to consider switching over to Android.

However, you’ll have to be prepared to miss out on quite a long list of other features.

According to WABetaInfo, Android users are missing out on WhatsApp features like “Chat preview without sending read receipts”, “Cropping videos” and “See total unread chat count while in a chat”.

The feature “Save media manually” was also on the Android list but the experts noted that “some Android users have the possibility to save media manually thanks to a new “Save” feature, available in the message option.”

A full list of all the features the Android version of WhatsApp is said to be lacking can be found below.

It’s currently unclear whether WhatsApp plans to add any of the ‘missing’ features to Android or iPhone.

The Sun has reached out to WhatsApp for comment.

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