WhatsApp Keep making changes. Nowadays, there are more functions than before, such as the option to edit your messages, have minimal colors, send circular videos, and even have the option to not receive calls from strangers.
But sometimes we have suspicions that a friend or business contact hasn’t added us to it WhatsApp. How can I know that? This way you can view the complete list of people who have removed you from the app.
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And the best part is that you don’t have to download any weird app or APK file. All you have to do is update the entire Meta app.
A trick to find out the list of people who deleted you on WhatsApp
- The first thing you should do is log into WhatsApp.
- There we go to the broadcast lists
- At that moment you simply have to create a “New List”.
- Now you just have to select all your contacts on WhatsApp.
- Once you are done, you just have to write the message you want.
- Now wait a certain time, it could be one to two hours.
- At that moment, if it says Delivered and Read, that means that person has scheduled you.
- If nothing happens and it just stays on “Sent”, it means that the said user has deleted you from WhatsApp.
- It should be noted that deletion does not necessarily mean that he has blocked you.
- This way you can write to him individually so that he can add you to his contacts and thus avoid communication problems.
This is what you should do when you are unable to forward files to a WhatsApp contact
- And he confirms that WhatsApp You have no pending updates on Google Play or the App Store.
- Now, open the app and in the main interface you will see a folder called “Blocked Chats”, which is located at the top.
- Tap on it and it will ask you to enter your security pattern or fingerprint.
- When you log in, enter the chat where you cannot forward multimedia files.
- The next step is to tap on the contact name > scroll down and tap on Block Chat.
Remember that if you have a problem with the app, you can contact WhatsApp. If you are banned or simply something wrong with your device, you can use this connection.
A form will open there for you to fill in all your personal information: including your real name, email, it can be your Gmail or any company, the country you are writing from, as well as your cell phone number, which must be accompanied by your country code.
Then you must write your question in the small box with a specific number of characters, try to be very specific and do not skimp on details that you know can only be resolved in person. When you send it, WhatsApp will contact you via your cell phone with an automatic reply so you can chat directly.
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