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Friday, 24 November 2017

send Blank Messages On Whatsapp

How To send Blank Messages On Whatsapp:-

What if I tell you that you can also amaze people by doing something they apparently believe they cannot do? Yes, there are certain tricks and hacks which can help you achieve the impossible.
 Sending blank messages on your favourite chat app Whatsapp, is something of a task that can be termed impossible by normal people. But do we belong to the normal people category? 
We are not demigods or magicians. But those of us, who crave for more and more tricks and hacks every second, indeed, do not belong to the normal people category. 
So, are you all set to amaze your friends? In this article, I have tried to expose the top three hacks using which you can send a blank Whatsapp message to a friend or to a group. Read on, to learn how to hack this simple trick.


Way 1 : Use Notepad

You can use the Notepad text editor in your PC to send a blank Whatsappmessage.
STEP 1
  • Open the Notepad text editor in your PC. Type in either ALT+0160 or ALT+255 using the number pad in your keyboard. This will add a blank space to your notepad file. Save the file.
STEP 2
  • Now you need to transfer the saved file to your Android device. I have used the Bluetooth adapter to transfer the file from my PC to my Android device where Whatsapp is installed.
STEP 3
  • Once the file is transferred to your Android device, locate the file and open it using any text viewer.
STEP 4
  • Long tap on the empty space to copy the contents of the opened file.
STEP 5
  • Now you can simply paste the contents on to a chat window and hit Enter to send a blank Whatsapp message. And yes, it works.

Way 2 : Send An Unidentified Character

The next method through which you can send a blank message on Whatsapp is by sending an unidentified character. Since the character cannot be identified by Whatsapp, it will be received as a blank message by the recipient. I have used an Arabic character to show as an example. You can download the character from here. The blank character is in between the double quotes(” “). Simply transfer the file to your Android device and copy-paste the contents to your Whatspp chat after removing the quotes. Remember not to send the quotes.

Way 3 : Use A Third-Party App

There are several applications that let you send blank messages on Whatsapp. One of those applications is Noword. You can download the apk file for Noword by clicking here.
STEP 1
  • Once installed using the apk file link given above, use the app’s icon to launch it.
STEP 2
  • Simply click on the Send button once the app launches.
STEP 3
  • You will have the option to select an app from the list of applications for which you can use Noword app to send blank messages to.
STEP 4
  • That’s it, now you just need to pick a contact from your contact list and the blank message can be sent.
Try out this trick today itself to amaze your friends. Don’t forget to challenge them too. Hope you had fun reading the article
Posted by Real techno tricks on November 24, 2017  No comments »

 Send any Messages Using QR Codes

How To Exchange Secret Messages Using QR Codes:-
 Thinking of your own way to send and receive secret messages? Well, QR codes are here for rescue. If you are more into technology, you might not be so into sending confidential messages in plain text form to the concerned person. 

What if I tell you that you can change the secret message into a QR code and then use it for message transfer? If you change the message into a QR code, the non-techy people will find it hard to figure out what to do with the QR code that they have got. 
Most probably, they wouldn’t be willing to go through the pain of understanding what is behind the secret code. So what are you waiting for? Dig into the article to start sending messages in your own confidential way!


STEP 1
  • First of all, go to a QR code generator website. I have used the website QRCode-Generator. Once you are there, select the type of your code. Since I am going to use plain text, I have selected Text type. Once you are done, hit Next Step button.
STEP 2
  • Now you can enter your secret message in the box provided as shown in the screenshot given below. Hit Next Step button once you are ready.
STEP 3
  • Now download your QR code in a Zip file and extract the QR code from the Zip file.
STEP 4
  • Once it’s all set, your QR code would look like the one shown in the following screenshot.
STEP 5
  • Now you can send this QR code to the person whom you want to share your secret message with. For that, simply mail them the QR image or send them the image through any other media. To read the QR image from a desktop screen or elsewhere, they need a QR image reader application. It will be integrated with most of the Android devices. If not with your device, get one from play store. I have used a popular and reliable QR reader named QR Scanner. You can use any QR reader/scanner app of your choice. Ask your friend to read the QR code, that you have sent, with this scanner.
STEP 6
  • Viola! Now your friend can read your message keeping its confidence. Your friend can also use the same method to generate a QR code to reply you and you can decode it using an app just as mentioned.
So what are waiting for? Now that you have found the perfect way to chat secretly, just try it out and have fun. Share the article with your friends as well. If you feel stuck with any of the steps, feel free to leave comments. We would be happy to help. Stay tuned for more tips and tricks.
Posted by Real techno tricks on November 24, 2017  No comments »

keep your digital files safe




 You need to use encryption and not just any kind — the kind that even the fastest computers or networks won't be able to crack. If you have something digital that needs protection, take a look at these tips:



1. Encrypt your files while sharing them : Most of us don't think about this but it is always better to have a file encrypted before we share it with anyone. But the good news is, that this is really simple to do. Just head to a file transfer website that offers an encryption feature or you can opt for an email service that has the option of file encryption. Some options that you can try include www.senditonthenet.com, Sendinc.com, Tutanota.com, Protonmail.com, Encrypto, etc

2. Go for better encryption on cloud : For this, you can opt for a service called Boxcryptor that has support for most cloud storage providers. It also works across all popular desktop and mobile platforms.




3. Keep your emails safer : A service called SendSafely will do this for you. It offers end-to-end encryption so that you can send emails in a more secure manner. You can even use it with services like Gmail and Outlook as an extension. The free version will give you about 50MB per month.




4. Keep your information secret with this tool : There are times when we need to share information like ATM PIN or credit card details with a friend. We give the information because we have to but then get into the process of changing multiple passwords. You can avoid this by using a tool called PrivNote. It lets you send a note that gets deleted as soon as it's read. Furthermore, you can make it even more secure with a password. The service also has an option of sending you an email to notify that your note has been destroyed.




5. Encrypt Gmail : If you use Gmail, you should be aware of a tool called CryptUp - which also comes as a Chrome extension. The tool can be used for end-to-end encryption of your Gmail inbox. When you add the extension, it will add a 'secure compose' button next to the regular compose button in Gmail. You can also encrypt your attachments using it.
Posted by Real techno tricks on November 24, 2017  No comments »

Android tips and tricks that will change the way you use your smartphone



1. Only hear from the people you want

Android Tips and Tricks

Why, oh why, did you give Jeff from the office your number? Seriously, 16 cat meme texts in 3 days, what's his problem? If you don't want to hear from certain people, you don't have to. There's no need to change your number or be forced into awkward conversations either. Instead you can set your phone to only deliver messages from those you actually want to talk to.
Hitting your volume toggle will give you alert options. Hit Priority and the Settings cog. Here you can choose who you receive calls, messages and reminders from. Perfect for when you want to block out the overly chatty 'friends' you'd rather avoid.

2. Give two fingers to quick settings

Android Tips and Tricks
You probably know that swiping down from the top of your Android handset's home screen will launch the notifications menu. Did you know though that throwing a second finger into the mix brings quick settings to the fore? No, didn't think so.
Saving precious seconds and a second swipe, the double-digit motion puts Wi-Fi controls, screen casting options and Bluetooth shortcuts at your fingertips with literally zero hassle and minimal effort. Handy.

3. Set your phone to automatically unlock when you're at home

Android Tips and Tricks

Entering those four-digit pins is essential to keep out unwanted prying eyes. But when you're at home they can be an irritating chore that takes time away from your latest Facebook binge. You can set your phone to automatically unlock when you're at home, though, removing this irritation while retaining your privacy when you want it.
In Settings, go to Security >> Trust Agents >> Smart Lock. Activating this will allow you to set parameters for when you want your device to ditch the passcode. Such as when you're at home or in the office, or when your phone recognises your face. Yes, really. Your handset is watching you.

4. Extend your phone's battery life

Android Tips and Tricks


Android 6.0 might have introduced the battery-boosting Doze feature, but if you're still waiting for your Marshmallow-flavoured fix, there are still plenty of ways to enhance your handset's staying power. Under the Battery controls in Settings, your phone should have a Power Saver Mode option.
Enable this to reduce background features and survive that night bus ride home. Helping eke out your depleted power supply, this will set your emails to fetch and turn off some of the 76 apps that send you notifications every 30 minutes.

5. Hide your embarrassing bits from friends

Android Tips and Tricks
There are certain things on your phone you probably don't want others to see. You browser history, embarrassing taste in music and the results of your endless selfie practice for a start. Fortunately, you can keep this mock-inducing content to yourself, even when letting mates use your phone.
'How?' We hear you ask with just a hint of desperation in your voice. Drag down the quick settings menu (with two fingers like we showed you), and tap the user icon in the top corner. Here you can 'Add a guest' and limit access to only what you're comfortable with people seeing.

6. Avoid bill shock by controlling your data usage

Android Tips and Tricks

Unless you've got deep pockets, you're not going to want to go over your monthly data allowances. But worry not, if you do, Android's got your back again - and your wallet's too.
Visit Settings >> Data Usage. Not only can you see a graph of how much data you've churned through over the past month – based on the timeframe of your contract, not the calendar month – you can set self-imposed data limits and warning markers. Take that O2, Vodafone et al.

7. Dial a contact, the easy way

Android Tips and Tricks
Nobody remembers phone numbers anymore. That's what phones are for. But when you've got hundreds of people in your contacts book, finding the number you're after can be a slow process. Unless, that is, you simply type out their name in numerical form.
In the keypad, just start typing the desired contact's name in digits, using old keyboard speak as your translation tool. So, as an example, to find a contact called Mike, simply type 6,4,5,3. That's m (6),i (4),k (5),e (3) in case you were wondering. Time saved, contact found, sorted.


Posted by Real techno tricks on November 24, 2017  No comments »

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