Almost all of us have WhatsApp on our smartphones. But do we really use its full potential? You don’t want anybody to see your chats? You want to become invisible to your contact list? You can learn these and many more interesting hacks by just having a look at your Settings tab.

8.Highlighting messages
You can make accents on what you write not only with emoticons but with bold type, italics, and strikethrough.

If you want your message in italics, write the underscore signs on both sides of your _text_ .
Want the message in bold type? Use the star key on both sides of the *text*.
If you want the strikethrough type, use twiddles on both sides of the ~message~.

7.How to understand that you are blocked
There are several signs of being blocked in some chats:

You don’t see the time a contact was last seen online.
You don’t see new avatar pics in the profile of a contact.
All your messages are ticked once (the message is sent) but not twice (the message is delivered).
You create a group chat, but you can’t add a contact (that probably means you are blocked).
However, all these signs don’t guarantee that you are 100% banned. Your contact might have changed the visibility settings.

6. Saving the storage capacity from auto downloading
WhatsApp is a caring application and automatically saves all your media sent while chatting. But very often it “eats” the memory storage of your smartphone, and you wouldn’t like to miss installing a new cool app.

The decision is quite simple: turn off the media autosave in the app settings. For Android: go to Settings > Data Usage, and choose the necessary parameters of file downloading. For iOS: Settings > Data and Storage Usage > Media.

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