This is how you can schedule a WhatsApp message
Today we are going to teach you how to schedule a WhatsApp message. A fantastic trick that helps us send messages on special dates so that we never forget it again.
Many times, when we want to congratulate a birthday or any other date to remember, it is very likely that we end up missing it, for whatever reason. This is something very common and that is why at APPerlas we want to help you so that it does not happen again.
To do this, we are going to show you a little trick that will make that problem you have with dates stop being problematic forever.
How to schedule a WhatsApp message on iPhone
The process, although it seems somewhat complicated, the truth is that it is very simple. But we are also going to be explaining step by step how to do it at all times.
So without further ado, we get to work. To get started, we go to the Siri Shortcuts app. Once here, we must access the “Automations” section to be able to create our own.
When we access this section, we will see that two options appear. We select the first one, which is the one that interests us right now. It's time now to start creating our automation. So we leave you the steps here:
- Create new automation
- Select the "Time of day" tab.
- We configure to our liking the moment in which we want to send the message.
- Add action, in this case "Text".
- Write the text we want to send.
- In the search bar that appears below, type “WhatsApp”.
- Select the option “Send message with WhatsApp”.
- Now is the time to select the contact to whom we are going to send it.
- Click on next and deactivate the "Request confirmation" tab.
- Click OK and we will have it programmed and ready to be used.
These are the 10 steps we must follow to be able to schedule a WhatsApp message. As you can see, it seems somewhat complicated, but the truth is that it is very simple.
But as in APPerlas, we want to make everything much easier for you, we have created a video in which we explain everything that you have seen above and we do it in front of you step by step. Did you really think you weren't going to know? .
