Have you ever had the feeling that you are tired of all the spam messages you receive on WhatsApp and want to delete the app once and for all? But that doesn’t solve the spam problem. Whenever you reinstall WhatsApp, all the groups will come back and so will the spam messages.
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If you leave these WhatsApp groups, people will usually add you back right away and the cycle continues. A better idea might be to use another app to stay in touch with the people you care about, and then delete the WhatsApp account permanently. This may seem drastic, but deleting WhatsApp is not the end of the world. If you want to do this, follow the steps below to delete your WhatsApp account. Please follow the steps below.
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How to delete WhatsApp account
- Open WhatsApp and go to set up.
- On iOS, it’s in the lower right corner of the app’s home screen.
- On Android, tap three points then tap in the upper right corner of the home screen set up.
- On Windows Phone, tap More (three horizontal dots), then tap set up.
- tap account.
- tap Delete my account.
- Enter your phone number and click Delete my account.
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Whether you use WhatsApp on iPhone, Android, Windows Phone or other devices, this will permanently delete your WhatsApp account. All WhatsApp data will be deleted from your phone, and if you have backed up your WhatsApp data, that data will also be deleted. If you try to create a new WhatsApp account with the same phone number, all old data will be unavailable – all old groups, messages, etc. will be gone forever.
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