Statistics confirm that WhatsApp It is the most popular instant messaging service in the world, with about 2 billion users. The “green” application allows you to send messages, documents, photos and videos, as well as make calls and video calls.
Although the use of the app is totally intuitive and the majority of its users already know almost all of its functions, there are still some that remain. hidden in the Settings menu.
One of them provides data that allows optimize application usage,because they reveal the number of bytes used in the almost permanent interaction with other users.
This trick, hidden in the three vertical dots of the Start menu of WhatsApp, is quite revealing and can help improve user communication.
The trick to know how many messages you have sent and received on WhatsApp
Know the data usage in WhatsApp includes knowing the number of messages sent and received, the number of calls made, data consumed, in addition to the data stored in Googlewhich are limited.
He conversation history can help understand the patterns of communication made with the messaging service. For example, if a person has many more messages received than sent, this will be evidence that he uses the application fairly sparingly. The opposite case reveals an insistent sending of messages that, many times, do not receive a response.
Meanwhile, the other statistics allow you to verify the consumption of associated mobile data or Wi-Fi. In this way, the user will be able avoid additional charges or upgrade your data plan. An interesting topic is related to the media files,since they take up a lot of space in the mobile memory.
For this and other options to work correctly, it is always a good idea to update WhatsApp, a matter of have the latest version installed of the app. It is also worth remembering that this information is completely private and is only available to the account user.
For get all this useful data You have to follow these simple steps:
1) Open WhatsApp. Start the application on your Android mobile phone or iPhone.
2) Access Settings. On devices with Android operating system, click on the three vertical pointslocated in the upper right corner of the screen, and choose Settings in the dropdown menu. On iPhone, press the tab Setting in the lower right corner of the screen.
3) Go to the Storage and data section. On both Android and iPhone you have to scroll until you find this section.
4) Check data usage. Within Storage and data,click on Data usage.
5) Statistics. In Data usage they will appear, expressed in GB or MB, outgoing and incoming calls; multimedia files; the storage of Google Drive; messages (in this case in units) and data roaming.
6) Reset statistics. To start again, click on the button Reset statistics,located at the bottom of the screen.