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Of WhatsApp, users can find out whether the sent message has been read or not by the recipient with the blue tick feature.
This blue tick feature will appear next to the chat, if the two tick images have changed color, this means the message has been sent and the recipient of the message has read it.
However, it seems that many are disturbed by the presence of these features, one of which is related to user privacy and convenience. Likewise, WhatsApp also gives users the option to be able to disable the blue check mark.
Once the read message alert feature is deactivated, the sender cannot know whether the message has been read by the recipient or not. The sender of the message can only see two gray ticks even though the message has actually been read by the recipient.
This actually certainly makes the sender of the message curious whether the message has been read or not, especially if there are urgent conditions that require a quick reply.
Here are tricks and ways to find out whether WhatsApp messages have been read or not even if the blue checkmark feature is turned off by creating a WhatsApp group before you send this important message.
- Create a new WhatsApp group or check the old WhatsApp group, the most important thing is that the recipient of the message you are going to is already in the group
- Send a message in a group
- After waiting a few moments, tap and hold the message that was sent, then click the three dots in the upper right corner and select ‘Info’
- In that option, all users in the group who have read the message will appear. Here you can also see whether the intended recipient of the message has read the post or not.
That’s how to find out if a WA message has been read or not, even though the blue tick is turned off. Even though it takes more effort, but it still seems feasible for those of you who need to make sure your WA message has been read by the person concerned. May be useful.
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