Stop Receiving WhatsApp Messages without Blocking Someone 2 Methods
0If you're looking for a way to stop receiving WhatsApp messages from someone without blocking them, this video breaks down two effective methods you can use. Whether you're trying to take a break from certain conversations or minimize distractions, WhatsApp offers settings that let you mute and archive chats without notifying the other person or cutting off contact completely. This guide is especially helpful for users who still want access to the chat history but don't want to receive real-time notifications or see the chat pop up in their inbox.
The first method involves muting the chat and enabling the chat lock. Start by opening WhatsApp and making sure your app is updated to the latest version. Then, open the chat of the person whose messages you want to stop seeing. Tap on their profile or name, go to the notification settings, and select "Mute notifications." Choose the "Always" option to ensure you never get alerts from this chat. Next, use WhatsApp's Chat Lock feature by returning to the profile page, selecting "Chat Lock," and confirming it with your device passcode. This adds an extra layer of privacy while keeping the chat hidden unless unlocked.
The second method is archiving the chat. From the chat list, long-press the conversation you want to hide, then tap the archive icon (a downward arrow into a box). This removes the chat from your main inbox. If the person sends a message in the future, the chat won’t reappear unless you change your archive settings. You can unarchive the chat anytime by reversing the steps.
These tips work without blocking anyone, so it’s perfect if you want to maintain a low profile without affecting your relationship with the other user.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Method 1: Mute and lock chat
1:11 Method 2: Archive the chat
1:32 Conclusion
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