Going offline on WhatsApp can be useful for many reasons. It allows you to step away from the chat conversations while still keeping your contacts informed that you are not available.
To go offline on WhatsApp, you will need to turn off your internet connection, either by turning off Wi-Fi or enabling airplane mode. This will prevent any incoming messages or notifications from being received while you are away.
If you’d like to let your contacts know that you are unavailable, you can also customize your status on WhatsApp. This will let all of your contacts know that you are not available at the moment.
You can set a custom status such as “Away” or “Offline”. You can also customize the time frame for when this status should be displayed. For example, if you choose to go offline for an hour, then this status will be displayed for an hour before it is changed back to online.
If you are using an Android device, there is another way to go offline on WhatsApp without having to turn off your internet connection. This involves changing the ‘Keep me signed in’ feature from within the app settings. By deselecting this option, it will stop any incoming messages or notifications from being displayed on your screen.
It is also possible to switch off certain types of notifications within WhatsApp itself. This includes turning off sound notifications and vibration alerts so that no incoming messages will make any noise when they arrive. You can also mute specific conversations which will prevent any notifications from appearing when new messages arrive in those particular chats.
Conclusion:
Going offline on WhatsApp is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family without having to worry about being disturbed by incoming messages and notifications. You can do this by either turning off Wi-Fi or enabling airplane mode; setting a custom status; deselecting ‘Keep me signed in’; and muting certain conversations.