WhatsApp is testing new features in the beta version that will arrive soon in the application, although they are causing some problems and instabilities. Users have detected a bug in the messaging app that turns the entire screen green when entering the applicationbut from Meta they assure that it has an easy solution.
The problem appears when opening any chat within the application in version 2.24.24.5 of WhatsApp available for Android, iOS and desktop. The beta is unstable and WhatsApp is not working on fixing the problem.
A user has shown his mobile screen in his X account (former Twitter) when entering one of the WhatsApp chats. “It hasn’t worked since this morning, it’s a beta update, nothing appears in the chat, after opening any group or individual inbox a green screen appears, I have uninstalled and restarted my phone several times,” he explained in the post.
Other people have joined their complaints with a similar error that has appeared since they installed the latest beta update. No user has yet reported that WhatsApp turns completely green in the stable version.
Meta has warned that this application allows you to test new features before they reach all users, but it has certain risks. The WhatsApp beta is constantly changing and it is not uncommon for unexpected problems to arise.
How to fix WhatsApp green screen error?
Uninstalling and reinstalling the same version of the app does not work in this case. When you try to open a chat, the screen turns green again because the problem is in that beta. The solution is to try to update the latest version of WhatsApp available on the Google Play Store and App Store.
The latest update corrects this error, but WhatsApp usually brings its news to users in stages, so it may not yet appear for all devices.
If you can’t download the update, the only alternative is to roll back to the stable version of the app. WhatsApp allows you to make a backup copy as long as you do not enter the chatsso you won’t lose your data.
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