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Since there's plenty of speculation among everyone trying to mince words spread through a number of articles, I'd just like to clear up exactly what is going to happen with the BlackBerry 10 client*: The December 31, 2017 date has not changed. It is for real this time. However, since I know that many of you will 'run to town' on the forums if the app doesn't die in your face at the stroke of midnight, here's how things are actually going to happen (at least on BlackBerry 10): Once the date passes Dec 31 2017, the app will go into 'deprecation' mode. It will still continue to function for a short grace period, but some behaviors will change. Most importantly, you will no longer be able to re-register your account with the app.

That means if you delete and reinstall it (or install it on a different phone), it will no longer allow you to verify your phone number and complete the setup process. After the grace period, which is approximately two weeks after the published date, the app will go into 'expired' mode. At this point it will stop functioning as a usable WhatsApp client, and thus will no longer connect to our servers. (Around this same time, our servers will stop allowing the client to connect as well.) However, once it is expired, the BlackBerry 10 client app may still allow you to access your existing message content on your phone. This behavior should be similar to what was seen by everyone who forgot to update their app the last time our published expiration date had passed. Note: If you want to try the 'Export for Android' feature that's been mentioned in some other threads, please do it (or at least try to do it) before your app is cut off.

Part of the initial setup process for this feature requires a connection to our servers. (* The client being referred to here is the native 'WhatsApp for BlackBerry 10' application. None of our language refers to the Android client, because it has never been an officially supported option. The Android client may continue to work past this date, but no effort has been or will be made to ensure compatibility.

As such, it could break at any time. Therefore, to continue using WhatsApp, switching to a real Android phone is strongly recommended.)Here you go.

Who would use that phone? Is not even a smarth phone Posted via CB10I've seen several iPhone users in Dubai who use S40's as their 2nd device either at office or home. It works out best for a high volume of incoming and outgoing calls where you just answer & get sh!t done with one button instead of getting a grip on a touch device. Exhibition companies, delivery boys, bus drivers, contractors, airport supervisors and the above mentioned iPhone users who have a dedicated phone number for a high volume of calls to be made and need to plug in once in 4 days to juice up.

Makes a lot of sense these old Nokia devices. Occasional launch of WhatsApp in these devices is what makes WhatsApp Inc think 'X' number of active S40 WhatsApp users exist & thus assumed app support. Yesterday (Dec 31), I tried to install and verify WA on a Classic and a Leap.

I had tried to do this on the Classic some months before, but all I got back then was an error message saying the version was outdated and I should update. However, it was the most recent version on BB World. Then I read in this forum that you could only re-verify WA accounts that had already been active before (which wasn't the case, it was a new number).

Never got around to install and verify on a different device and try again on the Classic. Being the last day of official WA BB support, I had another try yesterday. I tried both the direct verification with the new number on the BB devices as well as verification on an Android device first (which worked), then on the BB devices.

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Both ways failed. On both devices, I got an error message (in German, the English version may differ from my translation) 'Switch to a supported phone. This phone is not supported anymore. Please switch to a different phone. (OK/More Info)'.

The 'more info' button leading to the WA FAQ web page. Since I'm in Germany, this was way before midnight in the U.S. They'll have S40 support until the end of 2018 according to whatsapp officially: The S40 lines are SUPER basic 'smartphones' I'm surprised an S40 will be supported but a BB10 will not. And why connect BB7 devices with BB10. After all the BB10 phones run essentially the android port (or could) so if they're supporting 'Android until 2020' (according to that official post) why not support BB10 until 2020 For the BB7 (Blackberry 7 os) people out there here's the intructions that STILL work for me (COnfirmed it 5 minutes ago). Since there's plenty of speculation among everyone trying to mince words spread through a number of articles, I'd just like to clear up exactly what is going to happen with the BlackBerry 10 client*: The December 31, 2017 date has not changed.