How the program detects a banned account and assigns the BAN status

UniMessenger marks an account as banned based on various texts on the screen. In some cases the account may actually still be valid: you can always open a banned account and check it yourself. In most cases the program assigns the status correctly.

UniMessenger marks an account as banned based on various texts on the screen. In some cases the account may actually still be valid: you can always open a banned account and check it yourself. In most cases the program assigns the status correctly.

Types of banned-account statuses

• VIEW — the program sets this when the screen shows text like "your account is banned…" (also in English) and other text indicating a ban.
• VIEW_IN_WORK — same as VIEW, but the account is marked as banned only after some messages have already been sent.
• ERR_MSG — when n messages in a row failed to send from the account

(n is set in menu → settings).

• NOT_REG — when opening the account, the WhatsApp start screen appears asking to register, or another screen that clearly shows the account isn't registered.
• MANUAL — when you set the status yourself.

The program marks an account as banned only while a task is running. If you just have the program open with accounts in an emulator, UniMessenger doesn't check account status in any way.