So you dont have to ask someone to send you a picture/video you viewed. Unless its a video more than 10s.
1. Open your file Manager
2. Press "option" key 》settings 》check "view hidden files"
3. Go back to the File Manager and scroll to the whatsap folder.
4. Open "Media" folder
5. Usually the first folder you should see is ".statuses"
6. That folder contains all the viewed statuses over the 24hr period.
7. Take note that they automatically delete themselves after 24hr.
8. To save the viewed file for future, move/copy it/them to another folder of your choice.
9. Thats all 😊 😊 😊 😊
Questions welcome
You can share to educate
METHOD 2
1. Open your file Manager
2. Press "option" key 》settings 》check "view hidden files"
3. Go back to the File Manager and scroll to the whatsap folder.
4. Open "Media" folder
5. Usually the first folder you should see is ".statuses"
6. That folder contains all the viewed statuses over the 24hr period.
7. Take note that they automatically delete themselves after 24hr.
8. To save the viewed file for future, move/copy it/them to another folder of your choice.
9. Thats all 😊 😊 😊 😊
Questions welcome
You can share to educate
- Install “Story Saver for Whatsapp” from Google Play.
- Tap on “Recent Stories”. The pictures and videos will be displayed in individual tabs.
- Select photos or video stories to save. Multiple stories can be selected or all of them at once.
- Click the download icon from the top.
The photos will be saved in ‘StoryPictures’ folder whereas videos will be saved in ‘StoryVideos’ folder inside the phone gallery.
Save contact status – Photos, and Videos
Re-post status
View photos and videos from gallery or within app
The app is ad-supported but it doesn’t require any unwanted permissions except for saving data to storage, which is a cool thing.
Don't forget to share with your friends.
Enjoyed 🙂 ! Let’s here your comments below.
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