Monitor your data usage

To track your data usage, you can check the amount of data you have

consumed. To do this, go to whatsapp settings > Account > Network Usage.

Navigate up/Down a Chat

If you've being chatting with someone a long time and you wish to go back to 
 
the 
 
conversation to check out something, scrolling up could take you sometime. To 
 
 
scroll up the chat simply go into the chat body and press T. This takes you to the 
 
top of the chat. If you want to come back down to reply, simply press R.

Send Whatsapp audio message with one click

Whatsapp allows you send audio messages during a chat. To do this; go to menu

options, and click on send audio. Apparently everyone knows that. Now to send

a whatsapp audio message with just one click, simply press and hold down space

bar, say your message, then release your hand to send.

Install WhatsApp On An Android Tablet

WhatsApp is built for phones and is intelligent enough to know when you’re trying to run it on a tablet, but there are ways around this. Firstly, you need to  

grab the latest version of the WhatsApp .apk. Visit the official site with Chrome or Firefox and request the desktop version of the site, which will allow

you to download the .apk directly.
Then download SRT AppGuard. Install both.

Run AppGuard first. Select WhatsApp from the Dashboard then press Monitor. Once AppGuard is done setting up the monitoring, scroll down and disable read 

phone status and identity under Phone calls. WhatsApp should now run on your tablet. To activate WhatsApp, you can just use your landline and have

WhatsApp call you with the three-digit verification code.

Change Your WhatsApp Phone Number

If you’ve changed phone numbers but kept the same phone, you don’t need to uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp just to change numbers. There’s a setting

within WhatsApp that will let you migrate your WhatsApp account to a different phone number.

Go to Settings > Account > Change number. Enter your old phone number in the top field and then your new phone number in the bottom field. Then press  

Done. Verify your new phone number, and all your chat history, groups and so on will be migrated to the new number


Stop WhatsApp Images from Appearing In Gallery Or Camera Roll

Having WhatsApp images in your Gallery or Camera Roll can be very annoying; maybe the images are somewhat private, or you just don’t like having these

images clutter up your Gallery or Camera Roll. You can fix this on both iOS and Android.

On iOS, it’s pretty simple; just go to Settings > Privacy > Photos and then turn the WhatsApp switch off.

On Android, you have to create a .nomedia file in WhatsApp’s images or video directories. To do this, you need a file explorer such as ES File Explorer.

Navigate to the images or video folders. Tap the New button in the lower left, pick File and create a file named .nomedia. This will stop the Gallery from 

scanning the folder.

Create Shortcuts For Important Contacts

Want to speed up your WhatsApp communication? How about creating a

shortcut to your favorite Whatsapp contact or group straight from your

homescreen?


On Android, this is as simple as long pressing on the group or contact you want

to create a shortcut for. When the menu pops up, just tap on Add conversation 

shortcut. This will create a shortcut to the contact or group you have chosen

right on your homescreen.

This behaviour isn’t available on WhatsApp for iOS, but you can use a

third-party app such as 1TapWA to have similar functionality on your iPhone.
 
Since it’s an app, 1TapWA also has some extra features such as an image 

editor and an action scheduler.

Lock Your WhatsApp

Everyone, at some point or another, has probably had to deal with friends or

family taking a sneak peek at their WhatsApp messages. Thankfully, if you’re

using WhatsApp on Android or BlackBerry, there are apps that can help secure 

your WhatsApp from prying eyes.


If you’re using Android, there’s WhatsApp Lock, while BlackBerry users will

want to check out Lock for WhatsApp.

Basically, both of these apps work similarly: when you use them, WhatsApp will

be protected by a PIN (in the case of WhatsLock) or a password (in the case

of Lock for WhatsApp). Either way, once you have things set up, the people

around you shouldn’t be able to take a sneak peek at your WhatsApp any longer.

Backup And Restore WhatsApp Chats

WhatsApp makes automatic backups of your chats, but you can also make a manual backup. On iOS, it’s Settings > Chat Settings > Chat Backup, then

tap Back Up Now.


On Android, just go into Settings > Chat settings and tap Backup conversations to create a backup. This won’t backup your media, so you’ll

need to use a file manager to copy the media folders in /sdcard/WhatsApp/Media.


There’s no way to restore chats directly from WhatsApp, so if you want to restore a backup you’re going to have to uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp. When you start WhatsApp after the reinstall, you should be prompted to restore your most recent backup. Just follow the procedure and your chats should all be back.


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