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One of the most popular features in  WhatsApp  is the read receipt, which notifies the sender on whether or not the receiver has read their message. These receipts appear in the form of two blue ticks next to the message. For any message that you send, you’ll be able to see a message info screen, displaying the details of when your message was delivered, read or played by the recipient. A lot of users though might not want senders to know that they have read the message. In such a case, the instant messaging allows you to turn off read receipts. Here is how you can disable the read receipts on WhatsApp: – Open WhatsApp on your phone – Click on the three-dot menu on the top right corner and select Settings – Tap on the Accounts tab and then select Privacy – Uncheck the Read receipts option Other users will now not see the two blue ticks even after you have read their message on WhatsApp. Please note that selecting this option would also mean that you will not be able to see whe

The support for Windows Phone 8.1 ended a few years back, and  Windows 10 Mobile  is soon going to end towards the latter part of 2019. This forces companies to stop the support for their applications available on the given platforms. Recently, Microsoft discontinued the Windows Store for apps for Windows Phone 8.1.  WhatsApp  was one of those partners who continued supporting their Windows Phone 8.1 app. This helped them in providing their services to the considerably large user base on Windows Phone 8.1 while the app worked flawlessly on Windows 10 Mobile. They never built a Windows 10 UWP application. This means that no Windows Phone 8.1 app will be updated in the future. And since Microsoft shifted its focus from Windows Phone, users have actively been switching to other competitor platforms like Android and iOS. Transfer WhatsApp messages from Windows Phone to Android This will be a slightly complicated and long guide to follow. You need to be careful throughout this gu

Are videos, voice messages, images, GIFs and documents clogging your phone memory? Here’s what you need to do. HIGHLIGHTS Media files received on WhatsApp can occupy a lot of memory on our smartphones. Deleting media files from WhatsApp’s memory also erases them from your phone memory. However, this trick can be used only on Android smartphones. WhatsApp is arguably one of the most popular social messaging apps in the world. Every day millions of users exchange messages on WhatsApp in the form of text, videos, voice recordings, GIFs, stickers, location, documents and more. These files often end up taking a lot of space on our smartphones. And if you use the Facebook-owned social messaging app frequently and are actively involved in a number of groups, it can also lead to WhatsApp media files and documents increasingly filling up your phone memory. This problem can be exacerbated if you are already running low on phone memory. Thankfully, WhatsApp offers you an easy

WHATSAPP is the simple way to keep in contact with friends, family and colleagues. That headache of mistakenly deleting important WhatsApp messages can now be avoided with WhatsApp chat recovery on both Android and iOS. WhatsApp  is the world’s most popular chat platform, boasting more than 1.5 billion regular users. Instead of archiving a WhatsApp chat, you decide to delete it. Archived chats can be recovered very easily within WhatsApp, while recovering deleted messages is not as easy. Here, Express.co.uk shows how to recover deleted WhatsApp messages on your iPhone or Android. Understanding WhatsApp chat backups: In order to retrieve deleted WhatsApp messages, you need to enable Chat Backup in Settings. WhatsApp offers several backup frequencies in Under Auto Backup: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Off. Remember, WhatsApp will only retain the most recent backup file in iOS and the two latest backup files in Android. These daily auto backups make it easy to recover messages