Rob
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Post by Rob on Sept 1, 2024 15:52:31 GMT
The first time the code will have gone to the device they hijacked the account on. Should have had an option for an SMS though... Anyway you've gained access. But they did get access to her address book but nothing you can do about that.
When you try to activate WhatsApp on her phone, you probably don't need the SIM in her phone because the 6 digit code will go to the phone you just setup anyway. You can have WhatsApp working on a phone/tablet without a SIM because you use the phone with the SIM to receive an SMS or call to get the 6 digit code.
Reminds me to look into swapping mine back to using Samsung Dual Messenger so I control what contacts are visible to WhatsApp.
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