But yes, Android users will no longer get unlimited space for their WhatsApp chats and media.
All these issues may be resolved with this tool. Switching devices on a slow Wi-Fi connection too is not easy in such cases. This can also become a problem if one ever loses access to the account to which WhatsApp chat history has been backed up. While this allows users the advantage that WhatsApp does not take storage on their device, it also means that if they do not back up their WhatsApp messages to Google Drive, they cannot move them to another device. This will change once the new import/export tool in WhatsApp on Android comes. WhatsApp backups are tied to the phone number and Google account they are created on. All WhatsApp data of Android users are by default saved on Google Drive linked to the account.
There's no option to import a local backup. Presently, when a user sets up WhatsApp, it prompts him to import a backup from the Google account linked to the device.
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Since the feature is still in the works, so the backup tool is not fully functional now What will the new backup tool mean for Android users Chat history backups in WhatsApp are currently not counted as a part of the Google Drive storage, but this may change once the company starts rolling out the new feature. WABetaInfo spotted the new import option in the latest beta release of WhatsApp for Android v2.22.13.11. Now, new screenshots have surfaced on WhatsApp beta for Android that shows that the company is actively working on the backup tool feature. There have been reports that WhatsApp on Android may lose its free Google backups. Android users, you may soon lose unlimited storage on Google Drive to save your chats and media.
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