Edit whatsapp message. Seven useful WhatsApp secrets
Notifications include sounds when messages are received in private or group chats, as well as signs indicating that a message or banner has been viewed.
How to change notifications?
To set alert settings:
- Go to your application;
- Select the settings column and find the “notifications” section there;
- Browse your options. The options will include the following:
- Turn off or set alerts for incoming messages from individual contacts or groups.
- Set a specific sound for each category. Only application sounds are available.
- Determine whether you want to receive notifications when the application is already open.
- Set banner settings: display the text of the incoming message. The feature does not work on phones running Windows Phone 7.
- It is also possible to specify the notification type for individual contacts or group chats. To do this, go to the “Group Information” section and choose whether to turn off the notification or set a custom sound.
Instructions for users
By going to your phone settings, select the “Notifications and Actions” option, and then select the application itself. You will see the following list of options:
- Disable all sound notifications from the program;
- Show or disable pop-up banners for incoming message notifications.
Important Features:
- Only Windows Phone 8 OS users whose system has been updated to level 3 or higher can configure alarms;
- The signals will only function when the program is running in standby mode;
- Make sure your phone is set to Silent or Vibrate so that notifications work correctly in the background.
We wish you good luck and good communication!
Your WhatsApp team.
How to Change Whatsapp Notification Settings
Incredible facts
Today it is almost impossible to imagine your life without applications designed for messaging.
Whatsapp is one of the most popular applications, which helps you stay in touch with friends and acquaintances.
There are many features in this application that users are not even aware of, but which can significantly improve their text communication skills.
1. Become invisible on Whatsapp.
To remove evidence that you have read messages, go to Settings - Account - Privacy - Read Receipts and uncheck the box. However, if you keep this option disabled, it may become suspicious.
Before opening a questionable chat, you can also turn on airplane mode. Now you can read messages without receiving notifications. Sign out of messages before turning off Airplane mode and the message will remain unread by the person who sent it.
2.Hide visiting hours in WhatsApp.
If you want to avoid an awkward conversation and don't want others to see when you last visited the chat, this can be easily done.
Go to Settings – Account – Privacy - Visiting time, and choose who can see when you were last active.
3. Recover deleted WhatsApp messages
If you accidentally deleted messages, don't worry because there is a way to restore conversations. However, you need to anticipate the situation.
To do this, you need to set up a backup of your chats. Go to . You can then choose to back up daily, weekly or monthly. Whatsapp will only copy your chats when the phone is on.
If you accidentally deleted a message or chats, you can restore them by reinstalling this app.
4. Quote a WhatsApp message as evidence
Instead of scrolling through hundreds of messages and taking a screenshot to prove that your friend promised to come 2 hours ago, use the quote feature.
To do this, you need to select the desired message by holding it and pressing left arrow(on Android) or the " button Answer" on iPhone to quote the desired message.
5. Make text bold, italic or strikethrough in Whatsapp
WhatsApp is very convenient to use for many things, but like all text messages, it does not convey intonation well. You can use bold, italics, and even strikethrough for these purposes.
If you want to put emphasis on a certain word, you need to use certain keyboard shortcuts.
To make it bold, you need to put an asterisk on both sides of the word, *like this*, for italics use underscore _words_, and for strikethrough there is a wavy hyphen ~like this~. You can also combine *_bold italics_*.
6. Turn off notifications in WhatsApp chats
For example, you want to know what time there will be a meeting tomorrow. But this simple question turned into a three-hour conversation between the rest of the chat participants.
You can now avoid annoying notifications by selecting the chat name at the top and selecting silent mode. Click on the button Do not disturb in the upper right corner and uncheck the option Show notifications.
7. Disable WhatsApp saving photos in your gallery
All files you receive are automatically saved in your phone's gallery. If your friends are sending photos that you don't want others to see, there is a way to avoid it. For iPhone, go to Settings - Chats and disable the option Media Visibility.
Additionally, you can hide photos received on WhatsApp by creating a .nomedia file.
For Android, you must have a file manager installed, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. After downloading, go to Images/WhatsApp Images and create a file called .nomedia.
8. Save smartphone memory from unnecessary files in WhatsApp
When someone sends you pictures, gifs, audio and video files, they are downloaded automatically. To prevent them from clogging up your smartphone's internal memory, set it to download only the types of files you need when you connect to Wi-Fi or a mobile network.
For iOS Go to Settings – Data, where you can choose the download method. For Android, go to to find them.
9.Create a shortcut for a specific contact on WhatsApp
If you find it difficult to always look for your best friend in the general mass of WhatsApp chats, you can give preference to certain people (if you have Android). You can reduce your search time by saving shortcuts of your favorite WhatsApp contacts on your phone screen.
Click on the desired chat and in the menu (ellipsis in the upper right corner) and select " Add a shortcut", and a shortcut with the contact will appear on your phone screen.
10. Turn off sounds on WhatsApp and hide the chat from prying eyes
There are times when you don't want anyone to see your WhatsApp messages.
11. Send private messages to many users on WhatsApp
If you want to send one message to a number of people, you don't necessarily need to create a group chat where everyone can communicate with each other. In this case, it is better to choose a newsletter.
Click on the menu button in the top right corner and select New newsletter. This will allow you to send one message to many people, creating an individual chat with each one.
12. Transfer your WhatsApp messages to another phone
If you don't want to lose your messages if, for example, you buy a new phone, you can back up your messages.
Go to Settings – Chats – Chat backup and save a copy of messages daily, weekly or monthly. When you access WhatsApp from a new phone, the messages will be transferred to the new device.
13. Find important messages on WhatsApp easily
Many people know the feeling of having to scroll through several hundred messages to find a message about the desired address or meeting time. But there is an easier way to do this.
Long press the message you want and tap the icon stars.
You can now view all flagged messages in the menu where you will find the option Featured Posts.
14. Find out when your message has been read (checkmarks in WhatsApp)
Long press on the message you sent and tap the " icon info". A window will open where you will see who read and who received the message with the specified time when it happened.
15. Keep your Whatsapp group chat private
If you don't want friends of friends you've never met but are in a group chat with viewing your personal information, you can make the necessary changes.
You can restrict access to your profile photo and personal status by going to Settings – Account – Privacy, and selecting the desired options.
16. Mark unread chat on Whatsapp
Let's say you can't respond to a message right now, but you don't want to risk your friendship with the person. You can set a visual reminder that you have messages to respond to.
This can be done in the chat list, by highlighting the chat and marking it as unread.
Instead of dictating a message, you can use the virtual assistant Siri (for iPhone) to control WhatsApp without having to pick up your phone. To do this, you must have the latest version of WhatsApp installed, where you can say: " Hey Siri. Send WhatsApp to mom".
You can also read messages using Siri by saying: " Hey Siri. Read the latest WhatsApp messages" and you will hear the latest unread messages.
For Android users, use OK Google by asking " send WhatsApp to (name)".
18. Make a video call on WhatsApp
To make a video call, open a contact and click on the video icon.
19. Draw on photos or add emojis to WhatsApp
Take a photo in the app, then use the various tools at the top of the screen to draw on the photo, add emoji, or text.
20. Turn videos into GIFs on Whatsapp
WhatsApp already has a large gallery of GIFs that you can send to friends and acquaintances in messages. If you don't find the GIF you need, you can convert your own videos to GIF format. Click on the photo and video gallery icon, select the video and click the GIF button in the upper right corner.
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Today it is used by more than a billion people around the world! Most likely, you are one of them too.
1. WhatsApp web client.
WhatsApp has an official web client that allows you to communicate with friends via your computer. This client has all the functions of the mobile application built into it.
Unfortunately, the WhatsApp web client currently only officially supports Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry 10. iPhone users can only use the web client if they are jailbroken.
2. Exchange of documents.
You can send documents (any up to 100 MB) directly to WhatsApp chat from Google drive and iCloud. To do this, click the “attach document” icon and select where to get the document from (Google Drive or iCloud).
3. Text formatting.
You can format text in WhatsApp messages by adding characters at the beginning and end of the word.
For a bold test, you need to put asterisks before the word/phrase and after the word/phrase. For italics you need to put an underscore, and for strikethrough text you need to put a tilde (~).
Symbols can be combined with each other.
4. Find out who you talk to most.
You can recognize the person you correspond with most often.
To do this (iOS only), go to Settings > Account > Storage Usage. Here you will see a list of people and groups, WhatsApp messages, and the total number of interactions you have had with that person/group.
5. Monitor your WhatsApp stats.
To find out how many messages you've sent and received, how much data you've transferred, etc., go to Settings > Network data usage. There you can also reset the statistics.
Additionally, in the Data Usage menu, you can limit WhatsApp's data usage and allow the messenger to only download images, audio, videos, and documents when your phone is connected to Wi-Fi.
6. Disable read receipts.
Once you receive a message, do not open it; turn on airplane mode, which blocks free Wi-Fi and mobile data, and only then read the entire message. Then close the app and turn off airplane mode.
The job is done, the message is read, the interlocutor doesn’t know about it!
7. Recovering deleted messages.
There is a wonderful service called Recover Messages that can easily recover all lost or deleted WhatsApp data. However, you will have to copy the WhatsApp database to your computer first.
1. To do this, simply connect your smartphone or tablet to your computer and copy the file “/sdcard/WhatsApp/Databases/msgstore.db.crypt” to your computer. This WhatsApp database storage path applies to all devices except iOS.
If you have an iPhone or iPad, then look for the database at “net.whatsapp.Whatsapp/Documents/ChatStorage.sqlite#sthash.lvFNd0N6.dpuf”.
2. Once you are done copying, go to recovermessages.com website, click on the Select SQLite File button and download the WhatsApp database file that you copied to your PC earlier.
4. The speed of the process depends on the speed of your Internet connection and the size of your WhatsApp database. Once the scan is completed, you will be prompted to recover your deleted data.
5. Recovered messages will be displayed on the website.
8. Block WhatsApp.
Don't want your friends to read your messages? Special applications (for different OSes) will block WhatsApp using a PIN code.
By the way, these same applications can block your Facebook.
9. Disable automatic saving of images in the photo album.
In the WhatsApp app for iOS, you need to go to Settings > Chat Settings and uncheck the “Save. entrance. files." After this, WhatsApp will no longer save images sent to you in the photo library.
On Android, you can take advantage of open file system access and rename the WhatsApp Images folder. Connect your smartphone to your computer or use any file manager to find the desired folder.
In your file manager, open sdcard > WhatsApp > Media. Find the folder called WhatsApp Images and rename it to .WhatsApp Images. A dot added to the folder name will hide it so that it will no longer be visible in the photo gallery.
10. Create GIFs.
Starting from version 2.16.16, WhatsApp for iOS provides the ability to exchange GIF images with your interlocutors.
Please note that the duration of GIFs used in WhatsApp on iPhone is limited to six seconds.
1. Open a chat with the person you want to send a GIF animation to.
2. Click on the camera icon.
3. Press and hold the large round button to record a video, or click the “Media Library” button on the left (if you need to select a finished video from the Media Library).
4. Edit the footage by length, and also use the tools in the top menu to add text, emoticons, or hand-drawn drawings to the video.
5. Set the format switch to GIF and click the Send button.
11. Image editing.
You can also draw on pictures or put text and emoticons on them. Go to the Media Library and select the image file you need. It will automatically open in the photo editor.
At the top right there is a menu of options: add text, emoticon or drawing. Once added, the size and color of the images can be changed.
12. Communicate in different languages.
If you want to chat in another language, open WhatsApp, go to Settings > Select chats and click “Application language”. Now select your desired language.
13. Notifications about individual contacts.
If you want to receive activity notifications from specific contacts on your list, it's very easy to set up. Open the corresponding contact, click on the top bar and select “Notification settings”.
14. How to know that your message has been read.
To find out if someone has read your message, long press on the message, then select the information icon (i) at the top. You will know if it has been read.
Please note that this feature does not work if your contact has read receipts turned off.
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