Whatsapp rolling out fingerprint lock feature & Google Maps Incognito mode to all android users

WhatsApp has officially revealed the unique fingerprint feature for all Android users. Usually, we used to install a other third party apps to put a lock on applications like WhatsApp for adding somewhat more security to the information. Remembering that and to make the process speedier and more secure simultaneously, WhatsApp has now officially introduced this new feature so you can simply open the application by a unique fingerprint feature. It was previously accessible for Android Beta users however is currently accessible for all Android users.

On the off chance that you need to try out this feature, simply update your application and pursue the steps below.

The most effective method to empower WhatsApp unique fingerprint feature on Android mobile phone

Step 1: Open WhatsApp and tap on three tabs at the upper right corner

Step 2: Settings> Account> Privacy> Fingerprint lock

Step 3: Turn on the switch for fingerprint lock

Step 4: Verify your fingerprint when requested.

Step 5: You can pick the automatic lock time length from — Immediately, After 1 moment, and After 30 minutes

What's more, that is it. Presently your WhatsApp fingerprint lock feature is initiated.

Google Maps Incognito Mode

New Google Maps Incognito Mode was introduced and will take a couple of days to be accessible for all users. The Incognito mode feature allows the users to browse through the locations of the map that are removed from the history. This helps to keep your history clean and without the use of your personal information which may be useful at various occasions.

In the event that you have it as of now, you can enact it by following these means: Open Google Maps > tap on your profile picture > tap on 'Turn on Incognito mode'.

At the point when the Google Maps Incognito mode is on, any quests will be kept out of your hunt history, area history won't be affected while the mode is on, and users' close to personal information won't be utilized to customize maps. When you're set, you can kill it a similar method to give Maps a chance to recapture access to those things.

This is helpful in the event that you need to conceal where you've been or what you've looked for (out of the blue, we aren't judging), yet a fascinating usage is keeping your customized data out of any utilization. This may assist you with getting impartial outcomes to any inquiries on Google Maps, which may prove to be useful in certain circumstances.

The mode is helpful from both a security perspective just as keeping your hunt terms out of potential proposals. For instance, you may be scanning for inns in a specific city during an outing, however you don't need your hunt history to be overwhelmed with inn suggestions in that city for the many months after. Also, you probably won't need Google (or prying eyes) to realize you went on that excursion to that specific city. By and by, we aren't judging.