WhatsApp may soon release two highly-requested features. The first is one iPhone clients have been waiting for since the organization made it feasible for Samsung Galaxy proprietors and later those with Pixel phones to move their chat history from an iOS gadget. Per a post spotted by The Verge, WABetaInfo observed proof in the most recent WhatsApp iOS beta release of a feature that allows you to relocate your chat history from Android to iOS. The discovery expands on a prior one the outlet made in September.

Screenshots shared by WABetaInfo recommend the app will ask for your permission before it begins relocating your chat history. We additionally know from the prior spill you’ll have to use Apple’s Move to iOS application as part of the transfer process. On Android, that equivalent process can be tangled, as you want a Lightning to USB-C cable and phone that is either shiny new or has been recently factory plant reset.

In a different article WABetaInfo published over the weekend, the site observed that WhatsApp is likewise dealing with a two-step verification feature for its desktop and web customers. Should the organization push ahead with a release, the tool will permit you to add an individual pin to your account. In that manner, whenever you want to access to WhatsApp either through your PC or online, you’ll have to enter that password, as well as the six-digit pin WhatsApp sends to your phone, to do as such. That is something that will assist with shielding you from SIM swap attacks.

It’s unclear when the organization intends to release either feature. A month prior to the relocation one launched on Samsung gadgets, WhatsApp head Will Cathcart said it would show up on iOS phones “soon.”