WhatsApp Plus Reborn

Just like any official WhatsApp version, WhatsApp Plus Reborn lets you chat and send photos and other files to your friends, but you can't be banned.

The anti-ban version of WhatsApp

Which applications are usually missing in any current Android smartphone? A messaging client, a handful of Google services, the Facebook social networking app, and the fireproof WhatsApp service. This messaging app is so widespread and used by so many millions of people that even if we don't think it's the best, we're doomed to use it.

That's why many developers release MODs or modifications of the original messaging app that sends emojis, audios, videos and photos in addition to texts, to improve it with all sorts of new features or to push its limits in terms of supported file types or their size . So does this WhatsApp Plus Reborn.

WhatsApp Plus Reborn features

WhatsApp Reborn was created as a MOD in 2016 and has already been more than surpassed by others such as YOWhatsApp, GBWhatsApp or WhatsApp JiMODs and even overtaken by the original app, as Mark Zuckerberg's team has been working hard on it for the past two years. However, it is curious to see how this "WhatsApp Mod Phenomenon" started and the type of improvements implemented back then:

• Send messages for free.
• Send multimedia content to contacts.
• Group chats with up to 50 participants.
• The same emoticons as in the original application are included.
• Ban Blocking.
• Theme design and many templates available.
• Change notification icon color.
• Ability to hide status online.

Now it must be said that this type of practice is not permissible. The MOD developers are dedicated to modifying the original code of the WhatsApp application, but it is anything but open source. This can mean that if the user uses any of these services, they may be at risk of being banned or banned from the service, either temporarily as a warning or permanently if they are a repeat offender. This version of WhatsApp is presented as the WhatsApp Anti-Ban MOD, although personally I wouldn't trust that statement 100%.

If you want to take the risk of getting banned, then there should at least be a valid reason for it. Therefore, we recommend using GBWhatsApp or YOWhatsApp, which at least bring more improvements, such as the possibility of using two WhatsApp accounts from the same device or ensuring that the photos sent through the platform do not lose image quality.

Requirements and further information:

• Minimum operating system requirements: Android 2.1.
• Installing the app using the APK file requires enabling the "Unknown Sources" option in Settings > Applications.