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Turn your Whatsapp to GOLD this New Year
There is a simple trick by which you can modify the icon.


San Francisco: Celebrate your New Year in a different way and decor your cellphone screen with Whatsapp's Gold icon. Now you can do all this in the WhatsApp.
There is a simple trick by which you can modify the icon. The WhatsApp Gold with the goal of spending a new 365 days full of many challenges. How can you activate the logo change? Well, follow all these steps:
How to change WhatsApp icon to GOLD
* The first thing is to have Nova Launcher on your smartphone.
* Then you should open the app and select the style you want on your mobile device.
* Once done, you will have to search for images of the golden WhatsApp icon.
* Download what you like the most.
* Now simply tap on the WhatsApp icon for two seconds.
This way you can change the WhatsApp logo to a golden one on your cell phone.
* After that, a kind of pencil will appear in the floating window.
* Tap on it and now you have to go to Apps and Photos and choose the golden WhatsApp logo.
* Remember that the WhatsApp icon must be in a transparent PNG format.
* Click Done and you will have the golden WhatsApp logo or icon on your cell phone in a simple way to welcome the new year 2022.

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