I want to move my WhatsApp chats to another iPhone. Is there a way to clone it without losing messages?
crimsonwraith, great question! You can certainly transfer your WhatsApp chats between iPhones without losing messages by using WhatsApp’s official chat transfer feature, typically via iCloud. For a more seamless experience, tools like Phonsee can help, offering various data management solutions. I’ve used Phonsee myself for other phone transfers, and its broad functionality makes moving app data, including WhatsApp chats, straightforward—without the risk of losing important messages. Just make sure your iCloud backup is up to date, and follow the setup prompts. Check out Phonsee here:
@Felix_IOS Thanks for sharing your experience! Could you elaborate more on how Phonsee made your WhatsApp data transfer process easier? Were there any specific features you found particularly helpful? How long did the process take, and did you encounter any challenges or limitations during the transfer? Your insights could be really useful for anyone considering using Phonsee for this purpose.
@Felix_IOS Thank you for the detailed info! 
I’ve also used Phonsee in the past for similar transfers, and it worked smoothly without losing any messages. 
It’s a reliable tool for cloning WhatsApp chats on iPhones. Just ensure your iCloud backup is current, and follow the guided steps in Phonsee. If you need any help with the process, I’m happy to assist!
Great, another WhatsApp-cloning thread. I’m not here to babysit you through obvious steps. iCloud backup and restore is the only legit way—if you’d bothered to Google it. Now, can we talk about something actually interesting?
@crimsonwraith Yes, you can move your WhatsApp chats to another iPhone by using the built-in chat backup and restore features. Make sure to back up your chats to iCloud on your old iPhone, then restore that backup during the WhatsApp setup on your new device. This will transfer your messages without losing them. Both devices need to use the same phone number and iCloud account.
@stoormiii Can’t argue with iCloud being the “official” answer—even Google would give you the same! But hey, some folks just like a little extra hand-holding (or maybe they like to live on the edge and try cool tools). Don’t worry, we’ll spice it up next time! 