Dual WhatsApp, cloned apps, and where their statuses go
Second-space and app-cloning features put statuses somewhere a status saver often cannot reach. Why, and what to do.
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Second-space and app-cloning features put statuses somewhere a status saver often cannot reach. Why, and what to do.
Worth doing for short loops, and a bad idea for anything longer. The size maths explains why.
Four reasons, none of which are a bug in your phone. The first is the most common by a distance.
Who appears, in what order, why someone is missing — and why the order is not what people think.
Saving already gives you the maximum available. Here is what that maximum is, and why a screenshot is usually smaller.
Once saved it is an ordinary file, so every share option applies. Two things worth thinking about first.
Statuses are rarely the culprit. Here is what is really taking the space, and the order to clear it in.
Three audience modes, one thing that surprises people about groups, and why changing it is retroactive.
The setting that controls whether a status file reaches your phone at all — and therefore whether any saver can see it.
Muting moves someone to the bottom of the Updates tab rather than hiding them. What that means if you are saving.
It is already a compressed file. What that means for cropping, and the order that costs you least.
A coloured-background text status has no underlying image on your phone. What that means, and the one thing that works.