WhatsApp to delete your chat history if you haven't backed it up on Google Drive
Per WhatsApp's announcement, the unbacked-up data on WhatsApp will be deleted as of 12 November.

WhatsApp has recently confirmed its prior announcement that, as of 12 November, any users who have not backed up their stored data and chats on Google Drive will lose their chat histories.[caption id="attachment_5022761" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
WhatsApp for Android. Image: tech2/ Shomik Sen Bhattacharjee[/caption]WhatsApp, which is owned by tech giant Facebook, had reached an agreement with Google last August to store user content on the Google Drive cloud storage service without said data affecting the user's maximum memory limit, Efe reported.Furthermore, WhatsApp warned that any backups that hadn't been updated in over a year would also be automatically removed from the Google Drive storage.This will also allow users to easily reload their data on different or new Android smartphones.Android users can update their copy and configure its update frequency as long as they have a personal account on Google.Earlier this year, WhatsApp's CEO and co-founder, Jan Koum, announced he was leaving Facebook

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