You can now mark messages as read In WhatsApp: Without opening an app!

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In the last post, I talked about WhatsApp Adding features. Check the post here.

The recent update lets you mark messages as "read" without opening a message. This is present on Version 2.18.248.

How to:
First, check if your WhatsApp is up-to-date; Go to Settings, then Help and finally App info. If you have an older version, visit either Google PlayStore, ApkPure or their website to snack a free copy.

Assuming your app is up-to-date. When a friend sends you a message: navigate to the notification and an option to mark as read should be present. You tap that and that's it.

What to expect next: Ability to watch YouTube videos without leaving the app.

Until next time have a wonderful day. Like our Facebook Page here @learningis4fun

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