‘Man is mortal’ – people just make mistakes. There is a mistake here too. And I made this mistake on purpose. But it is not always a deliberate mistake. And many times you have to pay the ultimate price to pay for those mistakes. But in some cases you can get a chance. Think of this as WhatsApp! Many times many people send wrong messages and bring embarrassing situation for themselves. Suppose you made a mistake by giving a phone number to someone. Then if you want to correct it again, you have to write two extra lines. But if you use WhatsApp, you can get a little benefit in this case. That is, you can delete the wrong message.

Yes, this feature was introduced on WhatsApp a few days ago. As a result, you can now delete your sent messages from both sides. That is, the message will be deleted from you and the other end user’s device.

To use this feature, users on both sides need to use the latest version of WhatsApp. Android, iOS and Windows Phone – Users of all platforms will have the facility to delete sent messages.

How to delete WhatsApp messages?

Very easy. Wait a few seconds for the message you want to delete to be sent to another user or group by placing your finger (clicking / tapping) on ​​it. The message will be selected. Then you can select more than one message in this way. After selecting, click on the Delete option at the top of the screen, select the ‘Delete for Everyone’ option and delete the message / messages.

However, keep in mind that users on that side can see the messages before you delete them. In addition, even if the message is deleted, the message will be replaced with the text ‘This message has been deleted’. The time to send the message will also be written. So you can delete the message, but the message that was there will remain.

The biggest thing is to delete the message from both ends within 7 minutes of sending a message Will go That is, any message older than 6 minutes cannot be deleted from WhatsApp. However, you can delete the message from your own phone, even if the message is on the other end user’s phone. And to delete messages from both sides, both users’ phones must be connected online. Because, if not, how will the phone understand that any message has to be deleted, right? That is why the poet says, ‘Think and act, do not think’.

Whatever the poet says, I have said at the outset that man is only wrong, which in English is ‘to err is human’. So before sending a message, read what you actually wrote.

Bonus: Easily return or undo / withdraw emails sent to Gmail!