Write and send messages on Whatsapp in 11 ways

Writing on Whatsapp is easy, just choose the conversation, write and send the message to be able to send it to individuals or groups.
Following the various updates of the application, however, different tools have been added from time to time that allow today to write messages on Whatsapp and send them in different ways, transforming the text or using functions of forwarding, replying, quoting or even writing them with the voice.
By following these tips, it becomes easy become super experts in writing Whatsapp messages, to be more creative and funnier or even to make it easier to send each message quickly.

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1) Write your messages in bold, italic or underlined
As we have already learned, thanks to a hidden setting it is possible to write on Whatsapp in bold, italic and underlined.
Very briefly we can write in bold by putting an asterisk before and after the word, for example, * hello * becomes ciao.
You can write in italics by putting the underscores, for example _hello_ and then it becomes ciao.
You can write a word crossed out with a line on Whatsapp ~ hello ~ which then becomes ciao.
Unfortunately, writing in this way is so impractical that few people remember it and, in fact, it is used very little.

NOTE: you can too change the font of the message in Whatsapp by writing the word with these symbols “ navigaweb.net“`

2) Sending the same message on multiple chats
If you want to send the same message in multiple single chats or group conversations, you can write it and send it the first time, then, once sent, touch and hold it until the options above appear.
Use the forward arrow to enter mode forward to and tap all the conversations you want to send that same message to.

3) Use broadcast to communicate with multiple people
While we all use the groups feature, very few use broadcast which allows you to send the same message to multiple people.
In this case, the broadcast does not open individual conversations with all those included, but remains displayed as a group.
The fundamental difference is that the answers received will only be readable by us and not by the other participants in the group.
The limit of a broadcast is

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4) Get the attention of specific contacts in groups using the name tag
In a group with many people, you may want to respond to a message from a specific person by putting his or her name.
In this case, you can tag the name on Whatsapp as you do on Facebook, so that a special notification that cannot be ignored appears to this person.
To do this, just put the @ before the name, for example @Claudio .

5) Whatsapp has an answering machine
If we use Whatsapp to call, when a contact does not answer us, three buttons appear at the bottom, one to call back, one to go back and a third to leave a voice message directly, which will be received in the chat with this person together with the notification. missed call.

6) Search for GIFs to send in Whatsapp
As already written, with WhatsApp it is possible to send animated GIFs.
Not only does Whatsapp support animated GIFs, but it also allows you to search for them from the smartphone keyboard.
To search for the most appropriate GIF to send just then, on Android, touch the emoticon button to open the emoji list, touch the GIF button at the bottom and then the search button to find the one you prefer.
On the iPhone, however, you have to press the + key in the chat window and then search for the GIF with the button at the bottom left.

7) Write and send Whatsapp messages by voice
To write Whatsapp messages by voice it is necessary to use the voice assistants, Siri for iPhone and OK Google for Android.
Once Siri is activated, the voice command to write messages on Whatsapp is: “Send a WhatsApp message”.
Siri will then ask you to say the recipient’s name and then dictate the message.
On Android smartphones with the voice command Ok Google, you must instead say the phrase “Send a WhatsApp message to “and then dictate the text.
Obviously, in the case of spoken messages, it is better to be short and clear.

8) Have the messages received by the phone read aloud
Using Siri on iPhone, you can request reading of the last message received by telling Siri: Read WhatsApp messages.
Siri also gives you the ability to always answer by voice.

9) Use Whatsapp as a file archive
As seen, even if Whastapp does not offer a true cloud service like that of Telegram, it is possible to adopt a simple trick to save photos, videos and documents on the Whatsapp cloud.

10) Delete photos and files from Whatsapp groups
In another article we saw an external app that allows you to find and delete Whatsapp images from groups and chats to free up phone memory, in a simple way.
Without using external apps, you can see all the files received in a group or chat to review and delete them by pressing the options button, the one with the three dots at the top right, then tapping on Media.
On iPhone, it is also possible to see which conversations take up the most space within the phone’s memory from settings> Accounts.
In another article we also saw how to disable the automatic download of photos and videos on Whatsapp

11) Using Whatsapp offline
As seen in another guide, it is possible to stay offline on Whatsapp and not be seen online only under certain conditions.

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