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WhatsApp Is Blocking Some Accounts Without Warning – Find Out If You’re Affected

WhatsApp has started blocking some user accounts without warning.

The Facebook-owned messaging service said that anyone using an unsupported version of WhatsApp will receive an in-app message stating that their account has been “temporarily blocked” .If you receive one of these messages, you will have to download the official app to continue using WhatsApp.

The move is an attempt by WhatsApp to stamp out knock-off versions of the app that violate the company’s Terms of Service.

These include WhatsApp Plus and GB WhatsApp, which are altered versions of WhatsApp that allow users to add different themes or styles.

“WhatsApp doesn’t support these third-party apps because we can’t validate their security practices,” the company said.

If you have been using one of these third-party apps, you can switch over to the official app without losing your chat history.

Head over to WhatsApp’s FAQ page for instructions on backing up your chat history before moving to the official WhatsApp app.

f you’re using the official WhatsApp app and your account is banned, it’s probably because you’ve violated WhatsApp’s Terms of Service .

If you think your account was banned by mistake, you can email the company and it will look into your case.

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The email address is android_web@support.whatsapp.com if you’re using an Android phone, and if you’re on iPhone it’s iphone_web@support.whatsapp.com.

Source: UK Mirror

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