How To Hide “Seen” Feature On Facebook Chat/Messages

Facebook is the giant network having billions of users and now facebook is widely used in the world of text messaging as we can also share media, location and lots of stickers that are available for the Facebook messages. As we know when two people chat in facebook messages “Seen by” features automatically resemble whenever one of the partners views the message. Of course! It was an impressive feature as it was added by facebook for better chat experience, but sometimes due to privacy, we want to disable “Seen by” feature. Therefore, we are here with the trick To Disable/Hide Seen On Facebook Chat/Messages. With the help of this trick, now you can easily read the message without showing seen to the sender. Follow the below post to proceed.

This method actually works on PC with the browser extension that will not allow facebook to keep track on read message and you can easily read a message without showing seen to the sender. Just follow up simple steps below.

Step 1. You need to download Social Reviver Google chrome extension and install it on your Chrome browser.

Step 2. Once you install it, you need to restart your browser and open your facebook account.

Step 3. Now you will see old timeline and a complete old facebook interface, you need to click on account settings which is located on the top right of your facebook and select the option of “SocialReviver Settings”

Step 4. Now you will see all the settings, you can change and customize facebook as per your desire. To disable Facebook last seen option you need to select “Chat” and then enable the option ” Don’t let your friends know when you read the messages they send to you in chat”

That’s it! you are done and you have successfully disabled the facebook last seen option from your chats.

So above is all about How To Hide “Seen” Feature On Facebook Chat/Messages. By this method, you can easily read out messages without letting the other person know that you have already read that message. And this method is very easy and simple and works permanently till the extension is being installed in the browser. Hope you like the post, don’t forget to share it with your friends.

WhatsApp Status Start Showing Advertisements 2018

According to the latest reports, to make the most used instant messaging application, of course, WhatsApp more profitable, the company will start a sort of ad area within the Status. According to the American press, the implementation will be similar to what Instagram already does.

WhatsApp Status Start Showing Advertisements

To make the most used instant messaging application, of course, WhatsApp more profitable, the company will start a sort of ad area within the Status. According to the American press, the implementation will be similar to what Instagram already does.

WhatsApp is the most popular platform for the exchange of messages in India but still does not know how to make money in fact, especially with such a delicate subject that is the exchange of messages between people. According to the Wall Street Journal, the company responsible for the program will use the Status area to solve this problem.

This part of the app is similar to Instagram with Stories, where it displays a publication that has a validity of 24 hours. With 450 million users a day, 50 million more than Instagram has in this feature, the ads will be displayed after the end of one publication and before the next. Just like Instagram already does.

In addition to this type of advertising, WhatsApp will also use the Business platform to enable companies to contact potential customers. The amount charged by the carrier will be between $0.005 (yes, half a cent) and $0.09 for each message sent to each person.

The idea sounds promising, but the possibility of having a spam message popping up from my conversation list is quite annoying.

 

Control Your Android Device with Just Your Head

Step 1 

Install EVA Facial Mouse

To get this one going, start by installing EVA Facial Mouse, which is a free app on the Google Play Store.

Step 2

Grant Permissions

Next, open the app, and you’ll be asked to enable the Accessibility plugin. So tap “OK” on this pop-up, then you’ll be taken to a system Settings menu. From here, select the EVA Facial Mouse entry, then enable the switch at the top of the screen, and press “OK” on the pop-up.

After that, press “OK” to accept the terms and conditions. Then, if you’re running Android Marshmallow or higher, make sure to tap “Allow” when prompted to give the app additional permissions.

Step 3

Set EVA as Your Default Keyboard

At this point, you’ll be greeted by a setup wizard. Tap “Next” twice, then when you arrive at the Keyboard menu, make sure to tap the “Settings” button in the middle of the screen.

Next, you’ll be taken to your device’s main Settings menu. From here, select “Language & input,” then things will be a bit different depending on what device you have. For most users, just choose “Current keyboard,” then tap “Choose keyboards.”

If you’re using a newer device with Android Nougat, select “Virtual keyboards” instead, then tap the “Manage keyboards” button at the bottom of the screen.

Next, regardless of your Android version, enable the EVA Keyboard option, then press “OK” on the subsequent pop-ups. When you’re done there, back out one level, then tap “Current keyboard” again, and choose EVA Keyboard from the list.

If your phone does not have the “Current keyboard” option, simply tap any text input field. From here, a keyboard icon will appear in your status bar or navigation bar. If it appears in your status bar, open your notification tray and tap the corresponding notification. Otherwise, just tap the keyboard icon in your navigation bar. Finally, choose EVA Keyboard from the list, then you’ll be done with this step.

Step 4

Calibrate Face Tracking

From here, head back to the EVA Setup Wizard. If you got booted out to a different screen while setting up the keyboard, you can do this by opening your recent apps menu, then selecting the EVA Wizard entry and tapping your back button two or three times.

At this point, the app will attempt to detect your face, so position your device 1-2 feet away from you and angle the front-facing camera towards yourself. You’ll see a small viewfinder at the top of the screen, so center your face in this square.

When the app says “Face Detected,” you’ll be ready to move on, so tap “Next.” From here, a mouse cursor will appear on the screen, and you’ll notice that it follows your gaze. Move your head up and down, and the cursor will follow. If it seems to be moving too fast or too slow, you can use the buttons on the screen to adjust horizontal and vertical tracking speed at this time.

When you’re done there, you’ll get a guide that explains how the mouse pointer works, so read through that, then finish setup.

Step 5

Control Your Entire Phone by Looking at It

Once you’re done with setup, using the new head-tracking is incredibly easy—just tilt your head up, down, left, and right, then the cursor will follow along. When you want to click an element on the screen, simply hover the cursor over it for a brief moment, then you’ll see a pop-up asking if you wanted to click the item or long-click it. Hover the pointer over your choice here as well, and the action will instantly launch.

You’ll also notice a toolbar on the left edge of your screen. This can be used to perform system actions like navigating back or home. Then, when you’re on a page that accepts scroll input, another icon will appear on the screen allowing you to do just that. So every aspect of your phone can now be controlled by simply moving your head and looking at what you want to tap.