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How to Send a Blank Message on WhatsApp

By Matthew Lynch
February 20, 2024
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Sending a blank message on WhatsApp may seem like an impossible task since WhatsApp requires you to input some form of text before sending a message. However, there are a few tricks that you can use to send a message that appears to be blank to the receiver. Here’s how you can surprise your friends with an empty bubble!

1. Using Characters That Are Invisible:

There are certain special characters called whitespace characters that can be used to create a blank message. You’ll need to copy an invisible unicode character such as the Braille blank space (⠀) or the Zero Width Space (​). Once you’ve copied it, paste it into the WhatsApp text field and hit send.

2. Blank Message Apps:

There are apps available on both Android and iOS which allow you to send blank messages easily. Apps like ‘Empty Text’ for WhatsApp allow you to simply choose the size of a blank message and send it directly through WhatsApp.

3. Creating A Shortcut:

Another method is using keyboard shortcuts in your phone settings. You can create a shortcut for a phrase such as “blankmsg” to be replaced by one of the invisible characters mentioned above.

4. Sending an Empty Message File:

You can also send a blank text file via WhatsApp to achieve the same effect. Create a text file with no content in it and share it as a document within the WhatsApp chat.

Remember, while sending blank messages might seem fun, repeatedly sending them could annoy your contacts or could be misinterpreted as spam, so use this feature wisely!

Now, go ahead and try out these methods yourself!

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