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17 Hidden WhatsApp Tricks You Need to Try Right Now

By Matthew Lynch
August 3, 2023
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As one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, WhatsApp is used by millions of people every day. While most of us know the basics of the app, there are many hidden features that could make our WhatsApp experience even better. Here are 17 hidden WhatsApp tricks you need to try right now:

1. Pin your favorite chats: Pinning your favorite chats to the top of your chat list makes them easily accessible, and allows you to quickly find the chats that are most important to you.

2. Change the font:: You can change the font style and size in WhatsApp to make your messages stand out. Simply type your message, then tap and hold the text you want to format. You’ll see options to bold, italicize, or change the font style and size.

3. Mark messages as unread: If you read a message but want to come back to it later, you can mark it as unread. Simply swipe right on the message and tap the “mark as unread” option.

4. Create shortcuts: You can create shortcuts to your favorite chats on your home screen, making it even easier to access them on the go.

5. Change your chat wallpaper: You can customize the chat wallpaper for each individual chat or for all chats. Simply go to “settings,” then “chats,” and then “wallpaper.”

6. Use WhatsApp Web: WhatsApp Web allows you to use WhatsApp on your computer, so you don’t have to keep switching between devices.

7. Star messages: You can star important messages to save them for later. Simply press and hold the message, then tap the star icon.

8. Mute group chats: If you’re in a group chat that’s constantly buzzing, you can mute notifications for a set period of time. Simply go to the group chat, tap the three dots, and then tap “mute notifications.”

9. Hide your “online” status: If you want to browse WhatsApp without other people knowing you’re online, you can turn off your “online” status. Simply go to “settings,” then “account,” and then “privacy.”

10. Use the WhatsApp status feature: Similar to Instagram Stories, WhatsApp’s status feature allows you to share photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours.

11. Use WhatsApp in dark mode: Dark mode is easier on the eyes and can save battery life. Simply go to “settings,” then “chats,” and then “theme.”

12. Search for specific messages: If you’re looking for a specific message in a chat, you can use the search feature. Simply tap and hold on the chat, then tap the search icon.

13. Share your location: You can share your real-time location with friends and family members by tapping the “location” icon in the chat window.

14. Use WhatsApp on your smartwatch: If you have a smartwatch, you can use WhatsApp to send messages and make calls without ever taking your phone out of your pocket.

15. Use WhatsApp to make voice and video calls: WhatsApp allows you to make voice and video calls to other WhatsApp users, so you can stay in touch with friends and family members around the world.

16. Use WhatsApp to make payments: In some countries, you can use WhatsApp to send and receive money.

17. Use WhatsApp for business: If you’re a business owner, you can use WhatsApp to communicate with customers, send product updates, and even process orders.

In conclusion, WhatsApp has a lot of hidden features that can make it even more useful and fun to use. Try out some of these tricks and see how they can improve your messaging experience.

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