How to delete all WhatsApp chats by pressing a single button



WhatsApp continues to make changes within its app for Android and iPhone mobile devices. In recent days, it has added long-awaited reactions, in addition to more than 70 new emojis to be able to share them with all your friends.

However, sometimes the conversations of WhatsApp They tend to weigh too much and leave us without space. It is for this reason that today we will teach you at MAG a simple trick to delete all your chats with a single button, saving you time. How do I do it? The best thing is that you don’t have to download any third-party apps.

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HOW TO DELETE ALL WHATSAPP CHATS IN A SECOND

  • The first thing will be to enter WhatsApp.
  • There go to Settings.
  • Now go to the Chats tab.
  • Scroll down until you find the Chat History option.
  • There you will see four alternatives: Export chat, archive all chats, empty all chats and delete all chats.

In this way you can delete all WhatsApp chats with a button and save space on your cell phone. (Photo: MAG – Rommel Yupanqui)



  • Click on the last one and WhatsApp will tell you if you also want to delete all multimedia content (video, photos, audio).
  • In case you also choose to delete them, WhatsApp will free up a large amount of space on your mobile.
  • You can do this trick as long as you want to delete all your conversations in a second and not manually, one by one.

HOW TO REACT ON WHATSAPP

  • When you have updated WhatsApp to the latest version using Google Play or the iOS Store, enter your conversations.
  • Now send a message to your friend or wait for someone to write to you.
  • When you do, long press the sentence you want to react to.
  • At that moment, a bar will be displayed with the specific emojis to react on WhatsApp.
  • Choose the one you want and it will perch on your conversations. Done, with this you will have reacted.


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