HOW TO UNBLOCK YOURSELF ON WHATSAPP🌈

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 HOW TO UNBLOCK YOURSELF ON WHATSAPP🌈


😱IF SOMEONE BLOCKS YOU


Step 1: Write down your blocker’s phone number If you have the contact that blocked you saved

on your phone, write it down somewhere and delete it from your phone.


Step 2: Back up your chats I believe you already know how to back up your WhatsApp chat (both messages and media files).

Well, if you don’t then here is a quick guide to creating a Google Drive backup:

Open WhatsApp.

Go to Menu Button > Settings > Chats > Chat backup.


 Tap Back up to Google Drive and set up the backup frequency to your liking.


 You will be prompted to select a Google account that you will back up your chat history

to. If you do not have a Google account, tap Add account when prompted. Please remember the

Google account you are using for the backup.


 Tap Back up over to choose the network you wish to use for backup. Please note that backing

up over cellular may result in additional data charges.


Step 3: Delete your WhatsApp account Go to account settings on your WhatsApp and

delete your account.

By deleting your number, it means you are no longer active on WhatsApp so technically, you

cannot block someone who’s not on WhatsApp.

Whoever blocks you will no longer have you on the blocked list.


Step 4: Clear WhatsApp data  Now go to your phone settings > app > WhatsApp and clear the data. 


Step 5: Reactivate WhatsApp  Open your WhatsApp and register your number on the WhatsApp platform. This time, you are registering for the first time over again.


Step 6: Restore Chats Restore your chat back up.


Make sure the same Google account that was used to perform the backup has been added

to your phone.


 Uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp. 


 After verifying your number, you will be prompted to restore your messages and media

from Google Drive.


 After the restoration process is complete, tap Next and your chats will be displayed once

initialization is complete.


 After restoring your chats, WhatsApp will begin restoring your media files.


NOTE: You need to restore from the backup on your google drive but if you didn't do so,

WhatsApp will automatically restore the backup from your local storage memory which could be

SDcard or phone internal memory as the case may be.


Step 7: Re-add contact Lastly, save the contact you wrote down earlier

back on your phone. Now look for the person contact that blocked you in the first place and

send a message.


❤This is how to unlock your WhatsApp account whenever someone blocks you.

I hope this is helpful.

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