Whatsapp bloccato a partire dal 2020: chi verrà escluso?

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Ci sono importanti novità per quanto riguarda la storia di Whatsapp bloccato, visto che a partire dal 2020 nuovi device verranno automaticamente esclusi dalla lista dei prodotti compatibili con una delle app più famose al mondo. Occhio in tal senso a iOS 7 e Android 2.3.7.

Proviamo dunque ad identificare la lista degli smartphone che non potranno più utilizzare Whatsapp a partire dal 2020, secondo le ultime comunicazioni ufficiali giunte dal team:

“Sony Xperia Advance, Acer Liquid Z Duo Z110, Acer Liquid Z Z110, Lenovo K800, T-Mobile Concord, Sony Xperia U ST25a, Sony Xperia U ST25i, Samsung Galaxy S Lightray 4G SCH-R940, Yezz Andy 3G 4.0 YZ1120, Motorola Defy Pro XT560, Sony Xperia Go ST27a, Sony Xperia Go ST27i, Huawei Activa 4G M920, Motorola Atrix TV XT682, Sony Xperia ion 3G LT28h, Sony Xperia ion LTE LT28at, Sony Xperia ion LTE LT28i, Orange San Diego, Vodafone Smart II V860, Sony Xperia Sola MT27i, Samsung Galaxy S2 LTE GT-i9210T,  Sony Xperia P LT22i, LG Optimus 3D Max P720, LG Optimus 3D Max P720H, LG Optimus 3D Max P725, LG Optimus Elite LS696, Sony Xperia acro HD SOI12, Xolo X900, Sony Xperia acro HD SO-03D, Sony Xperia S LT26i, LG Spectrum VS920, Motorola MotoLuxe XT615, HTC Velocity 4G2011, LG Prada 3.0 P940, Motorola Fire XT317 Dual, Motorola XT532 Dual e Samsung Galaxy S2 LTE GT-i9210”.

Insomma, device non di ultimo grido, ai quali si aggiunge anche l’iPhone 4, ma vale comunque la pena aggiornare le considerazioni a proposito di un argomento delicato come Whatsapp bloccato.

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