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Android users will now see more information about non-contact callers, such as what country the number is from and if you have groups in common. Starting today, WhatsApp also lets you add full passwords to two-factor verification, and multiple passkeys to Android and iOS devices. [Image: More than 1 billion people have set up a passkey to log into the app, according to WhatsApp. https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/08/English_WhatsApp_account-security-bundle-1.png?quality=90&strip=all]
Android users will now see more information about non-contact callers, such as what country the number is from and if you have groups in common. Starting today , WhatsApp also lets you add full passwords to two-factor verification, and multiple passkeys to Android and iOS devices.
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