HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM IN WHATSAPP THAT HAS TEMPORARILY BANNED.

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GB WhatsApp
We recommend following the steps below to save and transfer your chat history. Failure to follow these steps could result in lost chat history. Please note that we can't guarantee this will be a successful chat history transfer because WhatsApp doesn't support unofficial apps.

1. Wait for your temporary ban to end. The timer will show you the length of the ban.

2. In GB WhatsApp, tap More options > Chats > Back up chats.

3. Go to Phone Settings > tap Storage > Files.

4. Find the folder GB WhatsApp and tap and hold to select it.

5. In the upper right corner tap More > Rename and rename the folder to “WhatsApp”.

6. Navigate to the Play Store and download the official WhatsApp app.

7. In WhatsApp, verify your phone number. Learn how to verify in this article.
On the Backup found screen, tap Restore > Next.

WhatsApp should load with your existing chats.

WhatsApp Plus
If your chat history was previously saved, it should automatically transfer to the official WhatsApp app. Learn how to save your chat history in our Help Center.

Navigate to the Play Store and download the WhatsApp app. If you can't access the Play Store, download the app here.
Verify your phone number. Learn how to verify in this article.

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Edward said…
You can download the anti-ban version from here now...
June 17, 2021 at 12:08 AM
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