The new WhatsApp feature allows you to do exactly this with unknown numbers: truly revolutionary.
From year to year, The number of users using WhatsApp is increasing more and more, an app that now seems impossible to do without; in fact, since its launch, the application with the green phone icon has revolutionized the way we communicate on a daily basis, effectively making the history of instant messaging.
To date, WhatsApp is used not only to communicate between private individuals (with friends, relatives, lovers and so on) but also by public and private services; a way for companies and services to be increasingly closer to customers and citizens and offer the best possible service. Given the incredible numbers around the world and the use now in every field, WhatsApp must constantly update itself and try to evolve in parallel with the needs of its users; now comes a new feature regarding messages sent to numbers we do not have in our address book, a truly revolutionary way.
WhatsApp, the “secret” function that allows you to send a message even to a contact not saved in your address book: it’s really easy
As we know, WhatsApp is synchronized with our contacts and therefore, if an account on the instant messaging application was also connected to a number saved in our address book, we would be able to find it directly in the contacts offered within the appropriate section of the app .
For those who don’t know, however, there is also a way to send messages to a number that we have not saved in the address book. To do this, simply use your phone’s browser by typing the string https://wa.me/ in the appropriate web address bar, followed by the international prefix and the number of the person you want to contact. At that point, just press send, click continue and go directly to the chat.
In this way, too by not adding the number among our contacts, we will have the opportunity to start the chat; certainly a quick method for communicating with someone (especially if it is an occasional message sent to a person only for a specific situation, and with whom we have no intention of maintaining private relationships) which avoids us saving a contact in the address book which in reality we wouldn’t be interested in having.
