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How to move WhatsApp group chats to Signal messaging app
The Signal app has become the top free app on the Play Store and App Store in India.

WatsApp recently updated its Terms of Service and privacy policy informing users ow te user data will be andled by te platform, ow businesses can use Facebook osted services to store and manage, and te company partners wit Facebook to offer integrations across te Facebook Company Product. Many WatsApp users are now looking for alternatives for te app in oter end-to-end encrypted messengers like Telegram and Signal. Several users ave already started to make te sift, wic recently made Signal te top free app on App Store and Play Store in India, surpassing WatsApp.(Also read: WatsApp privacy policy update: Concerned about privacy, users look at alternative like Signal, Telegram)owever, switcing platforms often involves te dilemma of forfeiting your data on te platform. But apps like Signal are making it easier to make tis sift. ere is ow you can transfer your group cats from WatsApp to Signal.[caption id="attacment_9190151" align="alignnone" widt="1280"]![Signal app]()

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<2>[]ow to transfer WatsApp group cats to Signal messaging app[/][ans][step]Step 1: Open te Signal app, tap on tree dots in te top rigt corner and create a group[/step][step]Step 2: Give a name to te group created and add te desired contacts[/step][step]Step 3: Now open te group cat box and tap on tree dots in te top rigt corner and select Settings>Group link[/step][step]Step 4: Turn on te toggle for Group link and tap on "Sare"[/step][step]Step 5: Now open te WatsApp group cat and paste te group link[/step][/ans]Now anyone wit access to tis link can cat in te Signal group created by te admin. Signal reveals tat te admin can turn off te link at any time tey want. Not just WatsApp, but te admin can sare tis link on oter apps to get te users onboard.First Published:Jan 11, 2021, 12:12:23 IST
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