WhatsApp beta testers are facing a major issue in the latest version of the app. Users on WhatsApp beta version 2.24.24.5 are reporting a green screen problem that is making the app almost unusable. The problem doesn’t just tint the screen green—it turns the entire screen into a solid block of green. The issue seems to occur when users try to click on any chat, making it impossible to interact with the app normally.
Beta versions of apps are typically used to test new features before they are released to the public. While it can be exciting to be one of the first to try out these features, beta versions often come with bugs that developers are still working to fix. This green screen issue is a perfect example of that. Although it’s frustrating for users, it’s a reminder that beta programs are not always perfect.
Some users have also experienced a related problem, with the app force-closing on startup. A writer from Android Police tested the issue but could not replicate the green screen bug. However, they encountered a similar issue where WhatsApp would crash immediately when trying to open the app.
Luckily, this green screen bug seems to only affect WhatsApp beta version 2.24.24.5. If you’re using the latest stable version of WhatsApp, you shouldn’t experience any issues. For those who are facing this problem, the best option is to revert to an older version of the app. However, downgrading may be a bit tricky since WhatsApp beta versions are released as app bundles instead of regular APK files.
Many users have already reported the issue, and it’s likely that WhatsApp developers are aware of the problem. Given the attention this bug has received, a fix should be released soon to resolve the issue. In the meantime, beta users will have to be patient until a solution is rolled out.
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