WhatsApp and its updates. As soon as it lets you make video calls with eight people at the same time, it takes away one of the coolest options we have enjoyed so far: the fact of deleting messages that you did not want to reach the recipient after having sent them.
And it is not that this feat cannot be carried out now, it can, but only for a few minutes. After a while, after pressing the message, the option is no longer available. Sorry? But why? Well, it is not known, the case and what interests us is that there is a trick (very far-fetched, watch out there) that the ‘tiktoker’ @estelanin has published in TikTok and that, unsurprisingly, has gone viral.
You want to know how to delete a WhatsApp message that you regret having sent al ‘crush’? Pay attention, because you have to follow several steps (with which they should first validate ‘Teleco’, I do say so).
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HOW TO DELETE A MESSAGE FROM WHATSAPP
First of all, you must be clear that you currently have a limited time to decide if that message you have sent you want to remain or disappear (simply by clicking on it and then clicking on ‘delete for all’, as always), so it will not spread panic.
But if for whatever reason those estimated minutes are passed, follow these -interesting- steps:
- Put in airplane mode the mobile.
- Go to settings and change the time.
- Put the same time that you sent the message or a minute later.
- Remove the message.
- Remove airplane mode.
- Change the time again and see how the magic is done.
Is not that clear to you?
Here’s the video:
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