WhatsApp made a very important decision for the 2 billion people who use its platform every day, but many people do not know exactly what the company is imposing. More precisely, many of those who use WhatsApp do not know that the platform automatically deletes people's accounts after certain periods of inactivity, but in completely different conditions than you might imagine, and this can be a problem for many.
WhatsApp has thought things quite differently from what we see happening for other messaging platforms, and it is very important to know what you have to do if you use the application. WhatsApp deletes people's accounts 120 days after the last login to the platform, a surprisingly short period of time to delete all data from its servers, but if you don't use the platform with your account for 4 months, everything will disappear completely from her.
WhatsApp: Attention, the Huge Unknown Decision for Phones
WhatsApp can still delete the user's account after only 45 days in the situation where no account login has been made until then, and the login is attempted from a different phone. Basically, if you change your phone, and more than 45 days pass between the last login and the one you do from the new phone, but using the same phone number, then all your data will be automatically deleted from the servers of WhatsApp.
WhatsApp imposes these measures to ensure that people's data is protected in case a person gives up their phone number, and someone else tries to create an account on the platform. The idea behind the measure is still very good, and that's because it doesn't happen often that people have their accounts deleted after 45 days, but deletion after 4 months of inactivity is something that can happen to some who have longer periods of inactivity .
WhatsApp completely deletes our data from its servers after these periods of time, so it's good to know that you won't be able to recover anything if this process is initiated.
