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WhatsMApp modified version of WhatsApp, is better even than WhatsApp Plus & Reborn applications

byCustoms Today Report
30/05/2015
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LONDON: WhatsMApp, a modified version of WhatsApp, which has additional features, and which is better even than the WhatsApp Plus & Reborn applications, which came ahead of all the other illegal versions of the original application.

WhatsMApp was created for Android, being a modded WhatsApp and when it was released, it already supported Voice Calling, but there were a few annoying bugs in the version 1.3.0 which got fixed in the new version.

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Other changes that were made to v1.4.0:

– WhatsApp has support for Intel processor (x86), again;

– The base has been updated to 2.12.84 Latest;

– You will have ten new languages for translations;

– The In-call user interface has been improved for the Lollipop users;

– The tab indicator not showing bug has been fixed;

– WhatsApp comes with Universal Mod;

– Previously, FAB remained open even after pressing a button, but it has been fixed

– NEW: Changed UI of Visual Mods; Color picker with HSV, HEX and RGB; app launcher icons; the date and time are hidden when copying messages; you can change the color of the notification, but if you’re using devices that don’t run on Lollipop; new call activity indicators were added on Calls tab on HomeActivity and there is a new Mod to theme pretty much every activity throughout.

The previous version of WhatsMApp came with a new Image preview and group stats, and the base got updated to 2.12.62. Also, the users were able to verify their accounts via SMS.

The features of WhatsMApp are: the option to hide the Last seen, Blue tick, Double tick, Typing, the ability to change the icon, color of the ActionBar, the color of the Navigationbar and StatusBar – only in Lollipop. There were added 2 MODs Stock Emoji and Google Emoji and of course, the application is ban-free, meaning that the developers of WhatsApp won’t ban you for using this illegal application.

If you want to install WhatsMApp v1.4.0, first remove WhatsApp from your device, but perform a backup of your chats, and restore them after installing the new application. Use your mobile number to verify your account and that’s all!

 

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