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COVID-19: Check out the trick to see if someone is online on WHATSAPP without actually going online

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 27, 2020 15:30 IST

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Lockdown has been announced across the country to curb the spread of the infection. Meanwhile, people are using social media extensively during the lockdown period.
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WhatsApp is widely used in lockdown and WhatsApp is an effective means of communication. You can easily connect with each other through WhatsApp.
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It is not always the case that a person will be online every time you message a person on WhatsApp and vice versa.
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Without opening WhatsApp, many are often curious to see who is online and when. Users will now be able to view who is online and when on WhatsApp.
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Tricks on WhatsApp give information about when a person comes online. But many do not know this. Let's learn how to explore this feature.
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A notification will be sent when the contact number you want comes online.
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You need to first download the GBWhatsApp app to see who is online without opening WhatsApp.
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This app has a more advanced features than the normal WhatsApp.
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To download this app, search for GB Whatsapp APK on Google.
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Go to settings after downloading the GBWhatsApp app.
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Click on the Main / Chat screen option provided in the settings.
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Select the option Online Toast.
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Then click Show contact online toast.
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A notification will be sent to you when the selected contact number comes online.
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During lockdown many people are using conference calls or video calls on WhatsApp to communicate with relatives, friends.
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Users will be able to send 'Lockdown Special' stickers, for which WhatsApp has brought a special sticker pack.
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WhatsApp has launched a sticker pack of 'Together at Home'. For this, the company has joined hands with the World Health Organization.
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