We're huge fans of the WhatsApp messaging service. Offering free,Watch Girl Scout Nookies 15 Online cross-platform text, multimedia, voice messaging, and free voice and video calls, what's not to like? Chances are you've been using it on your phone for a while now, but you may not have spent any time tinkering under the hood to get next-level good at WhatsApp. We've taken some time to really drill down into the app to find its special tips, tricks, tweaks, hacks, and secret features so you can become a WhatsApp expert.
Poof! Say goodbye to your WhatsApp messages. Credit: whatsapp While we wouldn't suggest activating this functionality for your bae's message history, the ability to have WhatsApp messages automatically disappear after a certain period of time is useful to keep more noisy chats manageable.
It is possible to change a setting that means all future messages in a certain chat will be automatically deleted from your phone after seven days. Do be aware though that this doesn't mean someone hasn't screenshotted or shared any messages in the meantime.
To enable this feature, go into the WhatsApp chat you want to change the settings for, and at the top of your screen click on the person's or the group chat's name. In the menu screen that next appears, scroll down until you see the "Disappearing messages" option and tap it to toggle it on.
This means the messages will disappear for everyone, but do note that you can only activate this option for group chats where you are the admin.
A lovely selection of WhatsApp background. Credit: whatsapp If you're still stuck with the default WhatsApp wallpaper for your chats, then ya basic! It's super simple to change it out for a more interesting choice.
To do it, go into WhatsApp and click on the cog-shaped Settings icon. Select Chats from the next menu screen that appears, then tap on Chat Wallpaper. This will then bring up your further options.
Find some other background options here. Credit: whatsapp You can choose to use one of WhatsApp's preloaded images from its gallery (it's worth having a browse, there are some pretty sweets pics), change your wallpaper to a solid color, or use an image from your own photos.
If you select one of WhatsApp's images you will be prompted to select whether you want the image to remain still or move slightly by choosing the "perspective" view.
The good old ~strikethrough~ feature. Credit: whatsapp You can make your WhatsApp text messages more interesting — and get your points across better — by using bold text, italics, and even crossing text out with a strikethrough.
For bold text, simply add an *asterisk* to either side of the word or phrase. Adding an _underscore_ to either side of the word or phrase creates italic text. To strikethrough text, add a ~tilde~ to either side of the word or phrase.
Make your messages stand out with this secret font. Credit: whatsapp Did you know WhatsApp has a secret font you can use to make your messages stand out from the crowd? You can use a special sequence of symbols to activate an old school typewriter-style typeface.
To do it, you simply need to add three slanting apostrophes: ```.
Calling all iOS users. Credit: apple Note that on iOS this is not the standard apostrophe you will see in your main keyboard view. You have to press and hold the apostrophe sign to see the correct symbol to use — you want to select the first one that slants diagonally downwards from left to right.
This feature can help stop messages from getting lost in the group chat. Credit: whatsapp Group chats on WhatsApp can get seriously noisy, and messages can come flying in from all directions when things get a bit busy. If someone messaged something that you want to reply to that would not make sense to post in a chronological way, you can go back to that past message to highlight it and reply directly.
This makes the original message, with your reply beneath, appear at the bottom of your chat screen. To do this, press and hold on the message until a menu pops up from which you can select Reply.
Alternatively, and a quicker method, is simply to swipe on the message you want to reply to from left to right.
Save those really good messages for easy access later. Credit: whatsapp This is a really useful hack to keep a chat thread visible at the top of your Chats screen. If you want to give any of your chats top billing, simply swipe on the chat from left to right and tap on the drawing pin icon that appears.
This will move that chat to the top of your chats screen so it's always immediately visible. This also adds a pin icon to the chat so you know it's been pinned. To undo this action, simply swipe the chat again to unpin it. You can pin up to three chats at one time.
This feature truly comes in handy for big announcements. Credit: whatsapp It's possible in WhatsApp to send the same message to multiple contacts without them being in a group chat or even seeing who else received the message. Useful if you want to share important news with an announcement, or if you want to wish everyone seasonal greetings. It’s quick and simple to do.
From your chats screen on iOS, tap on Broadcast Lists at the top right of your screen, then New List at the bottom, and then add the recipients you want to get the message. On Android devices, you need to choose New Broadcast from the chats menu.
Any messages you send using this method will be received as individual messages in WhatsApp chat threads.
Previews give you time to digest the messages before the sender even knows you've read them. Credit: apple We all know that those two ticks below WhatsApp messages turn blue when the message has been seen, which puts you under pressure to reply. On iOS, if you want to get a sneak preview of a WhatsApp message before it's marked as read, you can tweak your notification settings to ensure a preview of the message appears on your home screen and stays there until you manually dismiss it.
To set this useful feature up, ensure that you have message previews enabled in your WhatsApp settings menu. Check this by going to Settings, then Notifications, then toggling Show Preview to on.
To show preview or not to show preview? Credit: whatsapp Next, go to your iPhone settings menu and select Notifications, then scroll down to find WhatsApp. In the next screen, ensure your notifications are enabled, then tap on Banner Style and change it to Persistent.
Choose your preview notification style. Credit: APPLE This now means the previews of any WhatsApp messages you receive will remain on your iPhone's home screen until you dismiss them and the person who has sent the message won't get the blue ticks to say you've read it until you actually go into the app.
Check out those custom WhatsApp tones. You might love them! Credit: whatsapp You can customize the sound alert tone you hear when you receive a WhatsApp message from any contact or group. This is very useful because it means you can differentiate between group chats that you might not necessarily need to keep up with in real time and important direct messages from your loved ones.
To give a WhatsApp group or contact a custom tone, go into the chat and tap on the person's or group's name at the top of the screen. Scroll down to Custom Tone and click through. You can then change the default tone to one you know you're either safe to ignore or one that you know means you need to grab your phone stat.
Hopefully, you'll have found some useful tips, tricks, tweaks, and more within this list. From buying yourself time to reply to messages, to making your messages stand out with a different font, there are some great tricks here for all users of the popular WhatsApp messaging platform.
Topics WhatsApp
Previous：The Queer Art of Failing Better
Baidu CEO says robotaxi business ‘scaleChina’s Geely reportedly set to make and sell vehicles with Renault in Brazil · TechNodeChina may face an AI talent shortage of four million by 2030 · TechNodeJD Cloud unveils AI advancements at 2025 Cloud City Conference · TechNodeXiaomi SU7 outsells Tesla Model 3 in China in December · TechNodeCATL to announce new factory in Europe this year: executive · TechNodeSK Hynix and Samsung consider ceasing use of Chinese EDA tools: report · TechNodeByteDance launches Seed Edge for AI innovation, aiming for AGI · TechNodeChina’s legacy automaker warns of profit plunge amid price war · TechNodeAlibaba denies it has made $1 billion investment in DeepSeek · TechNodeChina’s Li Auto bases R&D center in Germany in global push · TechNodeChina may face an AI talent shortage of four million by 2030 · TechNodeVivo announces integration of DeepSeek into its mobile operating system · TechNodeNetEase’s martial arts game Justice Mobile introduces DeepSeekChip firm Biren plans Hong Kong IPO to raise $300 million funding, sources say · TechNodeVolkswagen, CATL extend partnership to develop EVs with swappable batteries · TechNodeJD Cloud unveils AI advancements at 2025 Cloud City Conference · TechNodeApple to restore TikTok on US App Store after Attorney General letter · TechNodemiHoYo cracks down on game leaks, holds over 200 individuals accountable · TechNodemiHoYo cracks down on game leaks, holds over 200 individuals accountable · TechNode Bunch of people dressed as Albert Einstein break very important world record Microsoft's Windows 10 Creators Update is an OS done right Watch Bill O'Reilly snicker through his non Trump's climate order puts 'China first' in clean energy Bon Appétit is trying to make 'hand salad' a thing, but no one is falling for it Sorry, Lyft, but being less awful than Uber doesn't make you 'woke' A service now lets people pay their respects to the dead through a livestream Bill O'Reilly attacks Maxine Waters' hairstyle, triggering world's largest eye roll Twitter is adding pre 'Jewbers,' and Uber's other puns for its diversity and inclusion groups Darlene Cates, the mother in 'Gilbert Grape,' dies iOS 10.3 is freeing up extra storage space, users say Billy Eichner is joining 'American Horror Story' to hang with Sarah Paulson This company claims it will make you a watch using your cat's hair The title for the 'Wreck Donald Trump switched to an iPhone and that call for an Apple boycott seems so far away now How Star Wars fans are reclaiming the prequels with memes He's back: YouTuber Casey Neistat resurrects vlog Americans now trust ads more than news and who can blame them? Watching this robot print and burn Donald Trump's tweets is oddly satisfying
2.0428s , 10204.203125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Watch Girl Scout Nookies 15 Online】,Prosperous Times Information Network
