There are several reasons why you might want to delete your WhatsApp account. Maybe you found a better chat app and decided to permanently delete it or maybe create a checking account years ago and didn't use it. If you choose to remove it, doing so is much easier.
In this article we tell you what it's like to delete a WhatsApp account, too deleted and inappropriate, in addition to how it affects people you may interact with in the past.
What happens when you delete your WhatsApp account
Before you press the red button, remember that Deleting an account is undeniable. That is, you will not be able to receive messages even if you have backup copies on your mobile phone or Google Drive.
Deleting an account is not the same as signing in to WhatsApp on mobile (for example, uninstalling an application or deleting information), since the account has been deleted for mobile servers and AboutApp servers. That is, you will never sign in again on any other mobile device.
When you delete a WhatsApp account, all your contact history disappears, even though messages sent in the past will continue on the mobile phones they receive, unless deleted. These deleted data:
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Account on WhatsApp servers.
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All message history.
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Your participation in WhatsApp groups.
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Backup to Google Drive
Contacts they receive no notification that you have deleted your account, and they can continue to send you messages if they ignore you. These messages will remain with one "tick", unless otherwise indicated. Past conversations will still be there, they'll be able to consult and they'll be able to write them, even though they may find you deleted your account from the screen to start a new conversation.
By the way, even though all the WhatsApp messages will be deleted from the mobile phone, your saved photos and videos will be saved in mobile memory. Keep in mind, of course, whether or not these images are displayed in the gallery.
How to delete your WhatsApp account
If you are willing to delete your WhatsApp account, consider sending other messages before reading them later, if you want. Alternatively, enter WhatsApp settings, sign in Account and play Delete my account.
Deleting a WhatsApp account is permanent again there is no grace period where you can turn around and restore everything as they were. Removal has been deleted, so it is not uncommon for WhatsApp to request three times the verification for your purposes.
First, you need to get in touch your phone number at the bottom of the screen, adding a country code in case it's wrong. On the next screen, you can add a reason to delete an account and, finally, you must confirm again that you want to delete the account.
Just pressing the third one Delete my account, it returns to the WelcomeApp welcome screen and a triangular message warns "your WhatsApp account has been deleted". If you try to log in with the same phone number, you will start from scratch, as if it were a new number where WhatsApp was never registered.
And if you don't have a mobile phone are you close?
If you want to delete a WhatsApp account but currently don't have a mobile phone with that account in hand, you can't delete it completely but yes temporarily disable email to [email protected] with the title "Stolen / Lost Phone: Please activate my account" in your message and full phone number, in international format.
This does not delete the account completely, but it eventually becomes inactive. If you do not renew your account within 30 days, it will be permanently deleted, thus becoming a specific, but possible, way to delete your account without having to use a mobile phone via WhatsApp.
