@mauroest I search on google and found this https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/203475/how-to-block-whatsapp-traffic-in-tp-link-router I think it's helpful. 

@mauroest you might have also install Whatsapp on you device and if you want to use Whatsapp with extra feature and functions then GB WhatsApp Apk is available 

https://kingmodapk.com/gbwhatsapp/

@mauroest 

WhatsApp does not have a logout mechanism. The application is designed to always be connected so that you receive your messages quickly, even when you are not actively using your phone. This is similar to how SMS works and allows WhatsApp messages to be delivered almost instantly.

We understand that this may raise concerns about battery life and data usage, but rest assured that we take these issues very seriously and strive to conserve battery and data as much as possible. We continue to make improvements in every version.

You can also make sure WhatsApp uses Wi-Fi whenever available rather cellular data:

1. Open WhatsApp and go to Options > Settings > Network > Connect priority.
2. Make sure the priority is set to Wi-Fi, Cellular.

However, WhatsApp strongly recommends that you have an unlimited data plan. WhatsApp works by using your Internet data plan to send and receive messages (just like emailing). So, if you do not have an unlimited data plan, WhatsApp may consume your data allowance and your mobile service provider may charge you accordingly.

It is possible to prevent WhatsApp from using your data network while you are roaming. if you have any kind of issue after doing this then you can use this YOWhatsapp Apk to check and solve your problem.

oh great, thanks for sharing, i will apply for my yowhatsapp . Hope useful.

@jonnyhawk 

jonnyhawk wrote

oh great, thanks for sharing, i will apply for my yowhatsapp . Hope useful.

Oh that's great and I hope it will work for you too.

@mauroest 

So how to block WhatsApp Aero on wifi
give me a Link techgara.com/whatsapp-aero