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🌺 تـحـديــث واتساب الذهـبـي MG 🌺
😱 التـحـديـث الاسـطــوري 😱

نقدم لكم تحديث” واتساب التاج ” الذهبـي
 نسخة واتساب ضد الحظر بنسبة 100% بمميزات رهيبة 😍 النسخة الاسطورية 😍

البرنامج من تطوير : محمود الجدوع

( التحديث لنسخة الماركت 2.20.11 )
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❤️ الجديد في الاصدار 11.10 ❤️:
❤️ نسخة ضد الحظر 100% ان شاء الله

👈اصـلاح 👉 مشكلة الانهيار عند تغير اللغة
👈اصـلاح👉 مشكلة التطبيق ضار
👈اصـلاح👉 كافة المشاكـل
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 الـقـرآن الـكــريــم

👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اضافة خيار الوصول السريع للمحادثات من داخل المحادثة مثل التلجرام 😍
♥ اضافـة ستايل جميل جـداً 😍
♥ امكانية تفعيل 10 ارقام على نسخة واحدة 😱

👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اشعار من شاهد حالتك
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 دعم الاجهزة القديمة
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 ميزة الذهاب الى الرسالة الاولى بشكل جذاب.

👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 ميزة الوضع اليلي والوضع الشفاف.
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 زخرفة النصوص
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اضافة القرآن الكريم بالكامل 😍

👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 حذف الرسالة في وقت
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 رد تلقائي
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 رسالة مجدولة 😊
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 منع الارقام من الاتصال بك
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اخفاء + قفل المحادثة
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 متصل الآن + اخر ظهور على شاشة المحادثة

👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 مؤثرات داخل النسخة
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 كاسر بروكسي VPN
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 قفل عام لنسخة واتساب الازرق ” رمز + نمط “
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اكثر من 400 ثيم جديد
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♥ إضافة خيار قفل الواتساب “بكلمة مرور + البصمة + نمط “
♥ إضافة خيار لقفل اي محادثة بكلمة مرور
♥ اضافة خيار لتغيير لغة التطبيق 
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👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 خيار للتعديل على الثيم .
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 الزر العائم
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 النص التفجيري 😱
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 تنبيه صوتي ” مشاهدة حالتك / الستوري
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اشعار ” متصل الآن + اخر ظهور على شاشة المحادثات”
👈🏻 اضافة 👉🏻 اشعار + تنبيه صوتي ” تغير الصورة الشخصية “
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🔸 خيارات الخصوصية ( تثبيت اخر ظهور – إخفاء صحين القراءة والاستلام – إخفاء أنك شاهدت الحالة – منع استرداد الرسائل – منع حذف الحالة )
🔸 إمكانية رفع فيديو في الحالة مدته ساعة بدلا من 30 ثانية..
🔸 يمكنك الان ايقاف الانترنت عن الواتساب ويبقى الانترنت يعمل في البرامج الاخرى .

🎉 والـكـثيــر من الاضافات اكتشفها بنفسك 🎉
👈 شـارك النسخة مع اصـدقائــك 👉
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The post can be short or long, a personal intro to your life or a bloggy mission statement, a manifesto for the future or a simple outline of your the types of things you hope to publish.

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• Why are you blogging publicly, rather than keeping a personal journal?
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Can’t think how to get started? Just write the first thing that pops into your head. Anne Lamott, author of a book on writing we love, says that you need to give yourself permission to write a “crappy first draft”. Anne makes a great point — just start writing, and worry about editing it later.

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