Have you gotten fed up of your whatsapp account?, and you’re thinking of a way in which you can go through to permanently delete your whatsapp account?. Okay chill!!!, here in this article, we will show you some process ( safe and easy way) you can go through to permanently have your whatsapp account deleted.

Why not check what whatsapp is?

Whatsapp is a chat app or simply a messaging app that uses secure encryption to keep your chat, phone calls and video calls private which works on ios, android and also on computers.

Now that you have known what whatsapp is about in short and you still wish to delete your account permanently because you need a break from messaging or because whatsapp had a similar data sharing policy with facebook back in 2016, and you don’t want to share data with facebook, you should have your account permanently deleted then.

okay! let us show you how you can permanently delete your whatsapp account.

How to delete your whatsapp account?. 

     1.   Open your whatsapp app from your app drawer or from your home screen on your ios or android.

2.  Check the top right corner and tap on the three vertical dots.

3.  There will be a drop-down menu (new group, new broadcast , whatsapp web , starred messages, settings) tap on settings.

4.   Tap on account.

5.   Click or tap on delete my account.

6.   You will see change number or delete my account . Enter your phone number just in the space provided above delete my account.

7.   Tap on delete my account

8.   Whatsapp will ask you a reason as to why you’re deleting your account . Provide a good reason for deleting your account permanently.

9.   Tap delete my account.

10.   For the final time, tap delete my account and your account will be permanently deleted.

When you finally delete your whatsapp, your messages will be erased from history , you will be deleted from all your whatsapp group, delete your google drive backup, detach your phone number from your account , delete your number from your friends whatsapp contact list.

You may want to reset your Windows 10 PC if it’s having performance issues.

Resetting, refreshing, or restoring Windows 10 can help improve performance issues.

• You should restore Windows 10 first, as this won’t wipe much data.
• Next, you can refresh or factory reset Windows 10, though you will lose more data.

Windows computers can run into issues. Often, the best solution is to refresh, factory reset, or restore your computer.

However, not all options are equal. Refreshing your computer keeps your files – though not any installed programs that didn’t come with your computer – and reinstalls the Windows operating system. In comparison, factory resetting your computer reinstalls the operating system but does not preserve any files or installed programs.

The only option that does not result in the total loss of either your files or installed programs is system restore. This restores your operating system – files and programs included – to a previous state, called a restore point. Restore points are either automatically created by the operating system or manually created by you.

Here’s how to refresh, factory reset, and restore your Windows 10 computer.

Restore your Windows 10 computer

You should try restoring your computer to an earlier point when a recent change, such as an application install or driver update , resulted in unexpected behavior or reduced performance.

1. Click on the Windows button in the bottom left corner of your screen.

2. Type Control panel and select the control panel app.

The Windows button will open the Start Menu, where you can search for the “Control Panel” app.

3. Click View by and select either Small icons or Large icons .

You must view by small or large icons in order to find the “Recovery” option in the Control Panel.

4. Select Recovery .

You can find the Recovery option in the “All Control Panel Items” list.

5. Click Open System Restore .

Select the “Open System Restore” option from the Advanced recovery tools options.

6. Select either the Recommended restore or Choose a different restore point and press Next . You can create a restore point from the Control Panel or by searching “Create a restore point” in the search bar.

Depending on how often you create restore points on your device, you might have multiple restore options.

Note: If you select Choose a different restore point you will be presented with a list of options. Click on one of them and click Next . If no options appear, click Back and select Recommended restore . If no options are available, see refresh or reset below.

7. Click Finish . The computer will then restart and Windows will restore to that previous point.

Windows 10 will ask you to confirm that the restore point you’ve selected is the one you want.

Refresh your Windows 10 computer

You should refresh your computer if it is showing signs of reduced performance and restoring to an earlier point does not resolve the issues experienced.

1. Click on the Windows button in the bottom left corner of your screen.

2. Click on the Settings gear icon.

3. Scroll down and click on Update & Security .

4. Click on Recovery .

You can find the “Recovery” option on the left-hand sidebar menu.

5. Click on Get started .

Clicking the “Get started” button will not immediately reset your device – you’ll decide what kind of reset to do next.

6. Click on Keep my files .

To refresh Windows 10 – not factory reset – be sure to select “Keep my files.”

7. Click on Cloud download or Local reinstall . Cloud download downloads a new copy of Windows 10 from Microsoft directly whereas a local reinstall uses the Windows 10 version already on your computer.

8. Click Next .

9. Click Reset . The computer will now restart and install a new copy of Windows 10 while preserving your files. When it reboots, you will have a new Windows installation with your same files as before. However, your installed programs will most likely be removed during this process.

Factory reset your Windows 10 computer

You should reset your computer if none of the other options to troubleshoot issues work or you are planning to sell or dispose of it.

1. Click on the Windows button in the bottom left corner of your screen.

2. Click on the Settings gear icon.

3. Scroll down and click on Update & Security .

4. Click on Recovery .

5. Click on Get started .

6. Click on Remove everything .

A factory reset will not preserve any files or installed apps.

7. Click on Cloud download or Local reinstall .

8. Click Next .

9. Click Reset . The computer will now restart and clean your hard drive. When it reboots, you will have a fresh installation of Windows 10 without any files or programs from before installed.

• You’ll likely want to backup your iPhone’sdata with iCloud storage, b ut there are ways to backup an iPhone without using iCloud.
• You can also delete previous backups and find storage space for new ones.
• Here’s how to backup an iPhone to iCloud, to a computer through iTunes, and to an external hard drive.
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How well do you know your iPhone ‘s various backup options?

Like many iPhone users, you might have set your phone to back up automatically and not given it another thought. That is, until you run out iCloud storage or hard-drive space.

Or maybe you just like to handle your backups manually.

In this feature, we’ll show you how to backup your iPhone to iCloud, your computer through iTunes, or to a hard drive, as well as how to locate backups, delete old ones, and save backups to an external hard drive.

How to backup your iPhone with iCloud

Backing up with iCloud is convenient. It can be done over WiFi and in the background so you don’t have to think about it. But should you want to back up your phone via iCloud manually from your phone or adjust your settings, here’s how you do it.

1. Tap the Settings icon on your phone and select your username where it says “Apple ID, iCloud, iTunes & App Store.”

Select your username in Settings.

2. Next, select “iCloud” from the menu.

Select “iCloud.”

3. Now, select “iCloud Backup” and toggle it to “On,” if it’s in the “Off” position.

Click “iCloud Backup” and choose to automatically backup your phone, or “Back Up Now.”

4. From here, you can select “Back Up Now” to back up your iPhone manually. If you leave iCloud backup on, your Mac will back up your files daily, as long as you’re on WiFi and connected to a battery source, according to Apple . So plug your phone in at night before bed and your files should back up regularly.

What to do if you run out of iCloud storage

Apple only gives you 5 GB of free space on iCloud. If you have multiple Apple devices backed up to iCloud – or even one reasonably full 10 GB iPhone – that space runs out quick.

At that point, you will be prompted to upgrade your storage space.

The good news is that iCloud storage is cheap . It’s just $0.99 per month for 50 GB, $2.99 per month for 200 GB, and $9.99 per month for a whopping 2 TB. The latter two plans you can also share with your family.

How to backup your iPhone to iTunes on a computer

Backup your iPhone to iCloud or your computer through iTunes.

If, however, like this humble author, you’re a bit more frugal, you can eschew iCloud altogether and backup to your physical computer.

iTunes lets you select where you want to backup your devices, letting you choose between iCloud and your laptop hard drive. And, with a little finagling, you can find these backups and move and delete them as you see fit.

Note, however, that Apple is soon going to shut down iTunes on Mac computers . It will still be available on PCs for the foreseeable future, but Mac users will have to perform this step through their Finders instead.

Here’s how to do it on Windows and Mac for the time being.

1. Open iTunes with your iPhone plugged in and wait for the device to finish syncing.

2. If the device prompts you for your Passcode or asks if you want to “Trust This Computer,” select yes.

3. Select your device in iTunes, which should bring you to the Summary panel. From here, you can see and manage your backups, choosing from either iCloud or your computer. Note that if you want to backup your Health and HomeKit data, you must select “Encrypt iPhone backup.” There’s not a real drawback to encrypting your data, anyway, so you might as well.

4. This screen will also show you when your most recent backup was and allow you to backup manually.

How to delete backups on iTunes

Relatively simple, right?

One thing the above screen doesn’t show you is how to delete previous backups, which could be a concern if you have limited hard drive space. But deleting old backups is still pretty straightforward.

1. Go to the iTunes Menu and select Preferences.

2. From the Preferences Menu select “Devices.”

3. This menu should show you all of your devices’ backups with the options to delete.

How to backup your iPhone to an external hard drive, and how to move backups

For the majority of users, the steps above will more than suffice.

If, however, you’re interested in keeping device backups on an external hard drive or simply want the flexibility to store and restore old backups from multiple devices, you’ll have to dig a little deeper.

Find the backup files

On Mac:

Click the Spotlight search button or press Command – Shift – G together with a Finder window open and copy in the following text: ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/

That will take you to the folder where your backups are stored.

On Windows 7 through 10:

Use a similar process for Windows. Open your Search bar and type in \Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\.

This will take you to the folder with your backups.

Copy and move backups

Now that you’ve found where your backups are hidden away, you can copy them to an external drive and delete the ones on your hard drive.

Apple advises users to copy the entire folder if you want to preserve the data without any chance of it becoming corrupted, so go ahead and make a copy of the folder and drag that over to your external hard drive or a different cloud service than iCloud.

Now, you can delete your copy and if you wish to remove your now-redundant iPhone backup from your primary machine’s hard drive, return to iTunes and follow the instructions on deleting backups above.