WhatsApp May Soon Let You Keep Disappearing Messages Before They're Gone

 

WhatsApp  Disappearing Messages

It's a common problem: You send a message to someone, and they don't respond. But then, when you look at the message, it's already been read, and the person doesn't respond. If that happens to you, WhatsApp has a solution for you.

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It's called the "disappearing messages" feature, and it lets you erase messages you've sent from another device. It's part of WhatsApp's new privacy settings, and it's rolling out to all users on Android and iOS.

To activate it, go to Settings > Privacy > Whisper Mode. Under that setting, you'll see an option to enable the disappearing messages feature.

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That's the basics, but here's how it works. When you send a message, you can specify that it should disappear after a certain amount of time. Then, when you look at the message on your phone, you'll see a small clock at the top of the screen. It says "Disappeared X Minutes Ago."

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The message will be deleted after that amount of time. You can set it to 30 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours, or a custom amount of time. If you set it to "Disappear After," the message will disappear when the other person opens it. If you want to keep the message, you can click on the "Notify" button at the bottom.