WhatsApp | How to put passwords to your conversations | Applications | Walkthrough | Smartphones | Cell phones | Android | nnda | nnni | SPORT-PLAY

Do you feel that someone is watching all your conversations? WhatsApp without your permission? The fast messaging application is one of the most downloaded in the whole world. Through it you can exchange photos, videos, GIFs and even any type of sticker in order to collect them.

However, when it comes to always keeping our privacy protected, we think that hiding our last connection time in WhatsApp is not sufficient. Do you want to put a password on all your conversations? You can do it using your Android or iPhone terminal.

MIRA: WhatsApp: what the clock means in your app conversations

HOW TO PUT PASSWORDS TO YOUR WHATSAPP CONVERSATIONS

• The first thing will be to enter WhatsApp.
• There go to the Application Settings.
• Then go to Account and enter Privacy.
• Scroll down until you see the “Fingerprint lock” tab.
• In the case of the iPhone you will see that you can achieve it with Face ID.

In this simple way you can put passwords on your WhatsApp conversations. (Photo: MAG – Rommel Yupanqui)

• If your phone doesn’t have both, you can do it using the unlock code.
• And ready, with it every time you enter your WhatsApp you must log in to prevent someone else from seeing your conversations.
• You can even define how long you want it to remain unblocked to avoid checking in every so often.

HOW TO SAVE DATA ON WHATSAPP WHEN I MAKE A CALL OR VIDEO CALL

• The first thing will be to enter WhatsApp.
• From there go to the Application Settings.
• Now press where it says Storage and data.
• In the network section you will see a tab that says “Use less data for calls”.
• When you activate it you can make the calls you want.
• This will prevent your mega pack from draining too quickly, if you have a minimum.
• The most recommended thing is that you do not make calls or video calls on WhatsApp but use traditional communication.