Image for representation
The popular messaging app, WhatsApp, has literally become an integral part of our lives. Take a look at some of the typical types of WhatsApp users whom we all come across.
We all have at least one person in our contacts, who bombards us with Good Morning and Good Night messages every day. As soon as you activate your mobile, your notifications menu will be filled up with their messages.
This is a greater sin than spamming. But there are those users, who just keep on forwarding messages as received from other people and groups. They don’t even look for the authenticity of the message before forwarding. They can also be called as the promoters of “fake news”.
We all come across people who don’t show interest in expressing their feelings through words. Instead, they are more comfortable using emojis. If given a chance, they’ll use more emojis than actual words. Sometimes, this may make the message more cartoonish than meaningful.
There’s that one inevitable contact who never puts in the time, or energy, in typing out a message. Instead, they communicate through WhatsApp voice messages only. Sometimes, we need to take the trouble of listening to them even when we are at a public place.
One of the more common types of WhatsApp users found in everyone’s contacts these days. They publicize everything that is happening in their life. Miraculously (read frustratingly) the bogeys keep adding to those long “WhatsApp trains” throughout the day.
The type of WhatsApp users are so used to acronyms, that they are even using them in their real life conversations. God save the old school users of the app! K. Bye. Tc. Ttyl.
The views expressed here are solely of the author and not Yo! Vizag.
This post was last modified on 02/03/2019 12:07 pm
There is a lot to be explored in Vizag's food scene. Countless restaurants serve global…
Haven't got much time but want to watch something entertaining and worthwhile? We have just…
A new week has officially kicked off, and we've lined up the latest OTT releases…
Highlighting the potential benefits for commuters and regional development, a proposal has emerged to extend…
As of today, 12 May 2025, the East Coast Railway (ECoR) has officially transitioned the…
If you’ve had your interest piqued by the INS Kursura Submarine Museum in Visakhapatnam, you’re…
Leave a Comment