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Instead of responding to a WhatsApp message with short texts like "LOL" or thinking too hard about something meaningful to say, use an emoji reaction. They cut down on clutter in group chats and take up less space than typing emoji individually in a conversation. WhatsApp initially limited reactions to just six emoji, but a new update lets you use any emoji you want.WhatsApp first announced emoji reactions for individual and group conversations in April, and the feature began rolling out to everyone in May. Initially, the only emoji you could use were thumbs up, red heart, face with tears of joy, surprised face with open mouth, crying face, and hands pressed together. With the latest update rolling out, you now have free reign over all emoji characters and skin tones.On July 11, WhatsApp tweeted about the expansion of emoji reactions for its Android and iOS apps, and Mark Zuckerberg also announced the rollout on his Facebook and Instagram accounts. Make sure you're running the latest WhatsApp version on your device, then try out message reactions as seen below. Add a Reaction to a MessageMessage reactions work on the Android and iOS mobile apps, macOS and Windows desktop apps, and…

With more than 2 billion users across 180 countries, WhatsApp is one of the most used instant messengers in the world. For most users, it has entirely replaced texting. However, unlike texting, you can only send a message to someone on WhatsApp if you’ve saved them as a contact on your phone. Luckily, there is a workaround to this problem. In this article, we show you how to message an unsaved number on WhatsApp. Read Also: How to Find My WhatsApp Number and Name on Android mobile in 2022? Here’s how you can message an unsaved number on WhatsApp - Advertisement - Step 1: Go to your mobile’s web browser and open the link https://wa.me/phonenumber Step 2: Replace the ‘phonenumber’ string in the link with the number you want to send a message to. Include the country code but do not type the ‘+’ sign. For example: If you want to send a message to +919876543210, simply type https://wa.me/9876543210 - Advertisement - Step 3: Tap on the ‘Chat’ icon. - Advertisement - Step 4: A chatting window will open up on the WhatsApp app, where you can send messages to the unsaved number. Read Also: You may now use any…

Now, you can react to WhatsApp message with any emoji Jul 12, 2022, 05:29 pm 2 min read Long press the message to access the new emojis WhatsApp users who have been bothered by the limited number of emoji reactions on the platform can finally relax. You can now respond to a message with any emoji of your choice. The Meta-owned instant messaging platform has announced that it has started to roll out the ability to react to messages with any emoji. Over 3,600 new emoji reactions are being introduced. Why does this story matter? WhatsApp has been on a path of constant improvement this year. It seems that the world's most popular instant messaging platform does not take its top position for granted. This time around, it is a crowd favorite that is getting the company's update-mania treatment -emoji reactions. Apart from boosting WhatsApp's user approval, this will help it keep its rivals at bay. Tap 'Plus' sign next to the pre-chosen list of emojis The new update gives users the ability to react to a message with an emoji of their choice. To use the feature, long press on a message > Click on the 'Plus' sign next…

New Delhi: WhatsApp has issued a strong warning to users, urging them to be wary of fake versions of the messaging app. Will Cathcart, the CEO of the instant messaging service, has asked people on Twitter not to use the modified version of WhatsApp because users could get into severe problems. WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging programmes in the world, making it easier for scammers to deceive consumers using various strategies. The company's security research team discovered certain fraudulent apps that promise to provide features similar to WhatsApp. Cathcart warned that apps like "Hey WhatsApp" from a developer called "HeyMods" are harmful and should be avoided. The researchers noticed that many apps pretend to provide users with additional functions, but this is just a ruse to collect personal information from people's phones. Read More: WhatsApp to let you react with more emojis While modified or fraudulent versions of WhatsApp may offer features similar to the genuine version of the messaging app, keep in mind that they do not provide end-to-end encryption. This protects your chats and personal data, ensuring that no one, not even WhatsApp, has access to them. Read More: Garena Free Fire redeem codes for today, 12…

WhatsApp is developing companion mode to let users access WhatsApp chat on two android phones at the same time. WhatsApp brought multi-device support feature in late 2021 enabling users to sign in to multiple devices at the same time. The feature is accessible on desktop and laptop, however, it is being speculated that the instant messaging app will bring this same feature to phones as well. This means users will be able to operate their WhatsApp account in their primary as well as secondary device soon. In a recent development tracked by WABetaInfo, a new feature has been spotted in the new WhatsApp beta for Android phones (version 2.22.15.13). It seems that the platform is working on an automated method of syncing the chat history across multiple smartphones. The statement reads, “Today, thanks to the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.15.13 update, we have discovered that WhatsApp is working on syncing the chat history across mobile devices.” As per the report, the feature will be dubbed as WatsApp’s companion mode. Once the feature is rolled out, users' chat will be securely copied to the companion device as they log into WhatsApp from a secondary mobile device. The report further says,…

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)  What you need to knowMeta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has been found testing a couple of new features.WhatsApp will likely bring the ability to add a caption before sharing a document.The messaging platform could allow you to report an individual message within a chat on desktop.Meta-owned WhatsApp is one of the best messaging apps available for Android devices . WhatsApp is seen constantly working or introducing several new features to the messaging platform. Not long ago, WhatsApp was spotted working on a new privacy feature that lets you hide your online status from strangers. The messaging app announced new updates last month, giving users more control over annoying group call members.There are new beta findings discovered by WABetainfo this week, which reveal a couple of new features that WhatsApp may be working on. These new features were spotted on beta versions of the app. It is safe to assume that these features might not be instantly released with the subsequent app versions or can be dumped altogether.That said, the first feature on the messaging platform appears to be support for captions for documents before sharing. According to the screenshots provided by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp could likely allow…

Financial Express The social networking platform, WhatsApp is planning to alter its one mobile phone for a single account rule for the individuals using it. The social media platform which is owned by Meta Inc has been continually computing the latest technology for its users. One of the latest technology is multi-device linking. Until now this high technology developed by WhatsApp was only accessible to the people using the platform on tablets or desktops and did not allow a person to have one WhatsApp account on various mobile phones. But as of now, it is speculated that in the coming time the social media firm would allow people to communicate with their friends, family, or anyone else via more than one mobile phone using a chat sync feature. This chat sync feature will permit the people using the platform to access one WhatsApp account on various gadgets which are not limited to tablets and PCs. As per the analysis of WABetainf, this new feature at present is in the examination stage with the newly launched version of WhatsApp for Androids. It is speculated that the discreet texting mobile application will permit all of its customers (irrespective of the operating system…

WHATSAPP users are making huge mistakes every day – are you one of them? We've rounded up some of the most common blunders you might be guilty of. 1You don't need WhatsApp to save everything friends send to youCredit: WhatsApp Don't send anyone your WhatsApp code There's a clever scam you need to be aware of. The attack revolves around the six-digit verification code that WhatsApp gives out when you want to regain access to your account. It also involves a hacker taking control of one of your contact's WhatsApp accounts and messaging you pretending to be them. The hacker will message pretending to be your friend around the same time you get a text or email from WhatsApp with a verification code that the hacker has requested by pretending to be you. This code is only given when you try and make changes to your account. The hacker - posing as your friend - will pretend they've accidentally asked for the verification code to be sent to your number and will ask you to send it over. You should never share the six-digit code with anyone. If you do, the hacker will be able to take over your account. You'll no…

WhatsApp is easily the most used instant messenger in the world. With a user base of over a billion people, not many messengers come close. However, when it comes to sharing large files, WhatsApp is a step behind its direct rival Telegram. While Telegram users can share files up to 2GB in size, the maximum file size you can share on WhatsApp is 16MB. Today, we show you the 4 simple ways to send large files, audio, or video on WhatsApp to anyone. Read Also: How can you reduce the size of a PDF file? Google Drive You can share large files on WhatsApp by uploading them to Google Drive first, then sharing the link with your contacts on WhatsApp. Anyone with the link to the file can access it on Google Drive. Just follow these simple steps: - Advertisement - Step 1: Open Google Drive on your phone and tap the ‘+’ icon, then select ‘Upload’. - Advertisement - Step 2: Select the file, audio, or video you want to upload from your phone library. Step 3: From the side menu select ‘Recent’. Step 4: Press the three dots on the file you uploaded and select ‘Copy Link’. Step…

Eid al Adha, which is usually known as Bakra Eid in India, will begin in the evening of July 9 and end in the evening of July 10. The festival is one of the most important and biggest, celebrated in Islam. It celebrates the devotion of Prophet Ibrahim towards Allah as he sacrifice his son Ismail. Hence, Eid al Adha is also known as the "festival of sacrifice". An animal, usually a goat is sacrificed in the festival to show the devotion towards Allah. A prayer is also organised before the sacrifice. A day before the festival, Hajj is also conducted which is the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia.  In India we can see huge gatherings of people, mostly wearing white clothes praying and wishing each other "Eid Mubarak". The open air prayer before the sacrifice is also called "Namaz" had is conduced in Mosques, across the country. Jama Masjid, Haji Ali and Ajmer Sharif are one of the most famous mosques in the country and huge crowd can be seen in and around the mosques all year long. Also cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad have food stalls that serve Bakra Eid special food and people can enjoy in the…