WhatsApp makes communication easy, but it can be a hassle to save every number just to send a message. Luckily, there are quick methods to message someone without cluttering your contacts—here are five simple ways to do it!
1. Using WhatsApp Application:
Steps:
1. Open WhatsApp.
2. Copy the mobile number you want to message.
3. Tap the “New Chat” button and select your name under “WhatsApp Contacts.”
4. Paste the mobile number in the chat box and tap “Send.”
5. If the number is on WhatsApp, you’ll see the “Chat with” option. Tap on it to send the message.
Advantage: No external tools needed, only WhatsApp.
2. Creating a WhatsApp Link via Browser:
Steps:
1. Open your browser (mobile or desktop).
2. Copy this link: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=xxxxxxxxxx into the address bar.
3. Replace the xxxxxxxxxx with the phone number (including the country code, e.g., +919876543210).
4. Tap “Enter” to open the link.
5. Tap “Continue to Chat” to start the conversation.
Advantage: Can be used on both mobile and desktop without installing additional apps.
3. Using Truecaller App:
Steps:
Open Truecaller.
1. Search for the number in Truecaller.
2. Scroll down and tap the WhatsApp icon next to the contact.
Advantage: Handy if you already use Truecaller, as it integrates WhatsApp messaging.
4. Using Google Assistant:
Steps:
1. Activate Google Assistant on your device.
2. Use the command: “Send a WhatsApp to [mobile number with country code].”
3. Dictate the message you want to send.
4. Google Assistant sends the message on your behalf.
Advantage: Voice-activated and easy to use on Android devices.
5. Using Apple Siri Shortcut (for iPhone users):
Steps:
1. Open the Siri Shortcuts app.
2. Enable “Allow Untrusted Shortcuts” in Settings > Shortcuts.
3. Download the “WhatsApp to Non-Contact” shortcut (link provided).
4. Add the shortcut to your Shortcuts app.
5. Run the shortcut, enter the mobile number, and send the message.
Advantage: Provides an easy option for iPhone users using Siri.