WhatsApp Ban Appeal for Chinese Users: Mainland, HK, Taiwan

Local context

• Mainland (+86): network access requires VPN. Heavy VPN exit-IP rotation can produce session anomaly flags.
• Hong Kong (+852): normal access; ban triggers identical to any other Asian region.
• Taiwan (+886): normal access; LINE and WhatsApp coexist.
• Modded WhatsApp clients are heavily distributed via Chinese-language third-party sites.
• Long inactive accounts reactivated abruptly with high outbound activity can trip spam detection.

A clean Chinese-context appeal (English)

Hello WhatsApp Support,

My account (+86 / +852 / +886 XXXXXXXX) was banned and I would like to request a review. I use WhatsApp primarily for staying in touch with overseas family and business contacts. I do not use any unofficial WhatsApp client.

I believe my account may have been flagged because [my login sessions appear in different countries when I use a VPN / I rapidly reactivated an inactive account and sent many messages on the same day]. I understand this may look like suspicious activity.

Going forward I will:
 - Use a stable VPN exit when accessing WhatsApp.
 - Avoid rapid bursts of outbound messages.
 - Only use the official WhatsApp client.

Please review my account. Thank you.

What not to do

• Don\u2019t install modded WhatsApp from Chinese third-party sites; these are GB / FM / YO repackaged.
• Don\u2019t change VPN exits mid-session every few minutes; this is itself a session anomaly signal.
• Don\u2019t resubmit Request Review multiple times in 24 hours.