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How to make Whatsapp always Online
Here I will guide you to make your Whatsapp Always Online. There is a million of people in the world and many of them use their mobile to connect with others. Among those people, many of them are using Whatsapp as a primary chat application on their iPhone, Android, Windows and Blackberry. There is no external app which makes online. You just make some little tricky steps to get it.
This method is working on all iPhone, Android, Windows and blackberry Operating system devices too. Check it out how to make Whatsapp Always online.
How to make Always online in Whatsapp on Android:
- First check it out you have the latest App on your mobile/tablet.
- Then go to Settings > Display > Screen Timeout. This option may be different on your phone. But, you have to select the “Screen turns off automatically” option.
- Now choose “Never” option.
- Now your mobile screen will never go to sleep, unless you press the lock button.
- Then switch on the Data network or WiFi as per your need.
- After that, go to the Whatsapp Application.
- Now your number stays online.
- Just leave your mobile in this way. Don’t close the app. Your screen stays on, then your “Last Seen” also stays online.
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How to make Whatsapp Always online in iPhone:
- Make sure you have the latest App on your iPhone/iPad.
- Then go to Settings > General > Auto lock.
- Now select the “Never” option.
- After selecting the option, your mobile screen will never go to sleep, unless you press the lock button.
- Then switch on the mobile Data network or WiFi as per your need.
- After that, go to the Whatsapp Application.
- Now your number stays online.
- All the steps you do is same as in Android.
- Just leave your mobile in this way. Don’t close the app. Your screen stays on, then your “Last Seen” also stays online.
- You are just making your phone to not auto sleep.
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January 5, 2015 at 6:26 pm
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Shubham Waghe
September 22, 2015 at 4:54 pm
The worst method ever!!
Panneer Selvan
September 22, 2015 at 6:59 pm
There is no other method !
Shubham Waghe
September 23, 2015 at 1:15 am
No offence but I was hoping about this ‘very’ thing of being inside the app with screen ON by using some rooted app or similar trick. This mentioned thing isn’t a method! and is absolutely not feasible! I wanted to browse the internet or facebook while I was still visible online on WA. I guess it’s not possible, but anyways…
Anthony Honciano
October 21, 2015 at 8:01 pm
I have to agree, this was a bad idea and really becomes not only a power drain, but prevents the user from multi-tasking. I believe on the Samsung phones, you can keep the app “minimized” in a bubble, which should keep the app active I think…of course that requires a samsung device.
Joe Chemo
April 30, 2016 at 2:46 am
Um, no. You’ll be online for a few hours until your battery drains out. Then you will be offline until you charge it up again. Apart from that minor detail it was a brilliant idea.