Hack iPhone and Android to hide your WhatsApp messages from nosy friends and jealous partners

LISTENING on a partner’s phone isn’t exactly a good example of trust but sadly it happens all too often these days.

While you should probably consider having a proper conversation about the boundaries and root causes of their prying eyes, there are some steps you can take to protect the tech space. his personal number.

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Friends can also be guilty of peeping a little.

Since WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app, you can bet that’s where most of the other suspicious halves will look first.

So what can you do to prevent them?

How to stop someone from opening my WhatsApp

Did you know that you can add Face ID on iOS and fingerprint lock on Android, just to open WhatsApp?

This will create an additional barrier preventing their access.

All you need to do is open Setting on WhatsApp and select Account.

From there, select Privacy.

On Apple devices, you’ll see Lock screen, while on Android you will get Fingerprint lock up.

Press and turn on.

How to turn off WhatsApp notifications

Another snooper’s dream is notifications.

To turn them off, the steps are slightly different on iOS and Android.

On iOS, you’ll need to go to the main iPhone Setting acreage.

From there, find Notify and choose Show preview.

Choose between Never or When Unlocked.

On Android, go to the main part of your phone Setting menu.

Light weight Privacy And after that Notifications on lock screen.

Choose one of the two Show sensitive content only when unlocked or Not displayed Notice at all.

Messages on your phone are much safer now – but a proper conversation to solve the problem is still better overall.

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