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1-Open the WhatsApp Web in the Edge browser and create an app.

-On the Edge go to ...(three dots) -> App -> Install this site as an app.

Edge browser makes better memory usage, and when the app is minimized it puts it in economy mode.

By switching to a GPU render engine, WhatsApp will be able to utilize some of the memory on your graphics card and free up space in your system's RAM.

Unfortunately, changing the GPU render engine will only work if you have a graphics card.

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So, in the WhatsUp inbuild Manage Storage, when I check the chat size with my girlfriend it show me 30 MB, but when try to export the single chat (the one with my girlfriend with TONS OF STICKERS :)) the .zip file created by whatsapp was 2 GB.

If only I had a penny for each time that a friend messaged panic-stricken, asking if I knew how to save WhatsApp chats when shifting from an iPhone to an Android. I wish I could reply in the affirmative. Such messages are not surprising. With WhatsApp emerging as the primary mode of communication in the past decade, our chat histories have unintentionally morphed into digital versions of a cardboard memory box. While that used to lie at the back of our closets, this virtual one stays close to us at all times.

More context behind my post. Online date has gone quiet, we were supposed to meet today after work and haven't heard from him for 2 days.. My last message is still on two grey ticks and his last online is during the last time he spoke to me. I went on the app this morning and saw him online so sent him a message saying thanks but no thanks.. All of a sudden I get a text saying his phone has no memory and he can't open his WhatsApps and he was trying to free up some memory by deleting apps and he had gone on the dating app to delete messages. Told him I won't be disrespected and he's basically saying he's telling the truth and wants to see me etc.

Not sure what to believe.

Yeh this is definitely a thing! Happens to me all the time and I've got huge memory on my phone and an extra memory card too!

The memory on my phone is all taken up by the thousands of photos and videos of my kids.

It is worth noting that the chat that consumes the maximum memory space also consumes maximum data on your phone as it would be the one downloading (or may be uploading) the maximum number of multimedia files.

So, now that you have figured out which one of your chats eats up most of your storage space, your can try deleting some of those files to ease up the burden on your phone's memory.ALSO READ: | Tech Tips: How to hide your WhatsApp story from select contactsALSO READ: | Tech Tips: How to hide your phone number on WhatsAppALSO READ: | Tech Tips: How to activate WhatsApp screen lock feature Published By: Shweta GanjooPublished On: Mar 13, 2019--- ENDS ---

You can still find Android smartphones that offer 64GB of base storage. With expandable memory via micro SD cards becoming a diminishing feature, be careful when using your phone to avoid running out of storage space. One way to release occupied storage on your device is to monitor, review, and delete the media you receive via messaging apps like WhatsApp. These media files take up a lot of storage space.

Google Photos continues to be the best photo management app for Android, and it's no surprise that it works well for managing WhatsApp media. Still, keep your Google Photos feed organized. If you don't, you'll learn how quickly 15GB of free Google Drive storage can disappear.

Instead of seeing WhatsApp, I can see WhatsApp-me, a single byte of a user in a corporate web of billions. WhatsApp-me has little to no legal right over her messages as property, and no technical control over their existence if the app makes my archives disappear. WhatsApp-me can only blindly scroll through a gallery of black-out polaroid frames the moment all her multimedia chat history (films, pictures, gifs, stickers, voice messages) is gone. WhatsApp-me continuously falls into a glaring gap between the reassuring impression digital platforms give us of eternal existence.

The nature of any communications medium is that it embodies some fragments of communication process but restrains or eliminates others. Communication online, on such medium as WhatsApp, facilities two different temporalities: the temporality of a call and the temporality of a chat. The temporality of a video or a voice call takes place in a sphere of presence that stimulates physical conversation. Unless recorded or screenshotted, the call leaves almost no track of its content on the app besides metadata: date, duration, users involved. The call allows the content of the conversation to be saved (or forgotten) by relying on memory of the human actors involved. The temporality of chatting, as any electricity-based transmitter of information, annihilates the physical distance just as the notion of time and space. But, paradoxically, it fuses instant and suspense.

On the bodily level, all one needs to do is to indifferently (or frantically) scroll up or down the screen. The sheer gesture of scrolling already situates the body in relation to memory. A gesture of swiping is like caressing the elements on the screen.[1] But while a finger sweeping through WhatsApp archive could be petting the pictures and voice messages with tenderness and longing, it also implies an infinitesimal expression of boredom, speed, impatience, and indifference.[2] Memories in the mind are given away to the cloud. Human memory becomes device memory. The warmth of touch is replaced by the coldness of screen.

Once the MicroSD card is put back on the device, you have actually refreshed the processes it has used in the past. You may be able to fix the error wherein WhatsApp lacks the memory it needs to do the task it requires.

You can back up your WhatsApp data, so you can delete them later to fix the problem of "Failed, Out of Memory, Please Try Later" on WhatsApp or failing out of memory; please try later on WhatsApp.

I dont want to loose the photos and videos, but at the same time i dont want to store them locally on my phone, is there a way i can store them in iCloud ? Ideally i dont want to store the photos / videos to my camera roll, but would like to just unload some of the whatsapp data to the cloud.

I think there is a feature in whatsapp where you can export a chat / group inc the messages and media, but my phone is so full with whatsapp i cant even export this data as there is no space free to export it too !

What i think the best solution is: Go to Whatsapp -> Settings -> Chats. Enable Save to camera roll. From now, all your incoming photos and videos will be saved automatically into your Photo app. The name of the album with the saved photos and videos is called WhatsApp. But the incoming photos and videos are also saved locally in the WhatsaApp app.

CVE-2022-36934: An integer overflow in WhatsApp could result in remote code execution (RCE) in an established video call. An integer overflow occurs when an integer value gets assigned a value that is too large to store in the reserved representation that can be represented with a given number of digits. Usually this will be higher than the maximum, but it can also be lower than the minimum representable value. By writing a larger value into the memory an attacker could overwrite other parts of the systems memory and abuse that ability to remotely execute code.

This RCE bug affects a piece of code in the WhatsApp component Video Call Handler, which allows an attacker to manipulate the bug to trigger a heap-based buffer overflow and take complete control of WhatsApp Messenger. A buffer overflow is a type of software vulnerability that exists when an area of memory within a software application reaches its address boundary and writes into an adjacent memory region. In software exploit code, two common areas that are targeted for overflows are the stack and the heap.

The heap is an area of memory made available use by the program. The program can request blocks of memory for its use within the heap. In order to allocate a block of some size, the program makes an explicit request by calling the heap allocation operation.

If you're wondering, "how to move WhatsApp to SD Card?" then the answer is quite simple, "No." It's not possible to move your WhatsApp to a memory card or SD card currently. However, you do have an option to transfer your WhatsApp media files to the memory card. Follow this blog to know how to move WhatsApp media to an SD card.

When I started my Google drive backup even it showed Backing up 110MB but I don't want to backup the whatsapp media (I just want to backup the text messages). Even if I backup entire 110MB to Drive and delete all my media and text messages (to clear up the space consumed by whatsapp), what will happen on next backup? Will it overwrite the last backup and substitute a new backup consisting of nothing?

WhatsApp automatically makes backups every day at 3 AM and stores them in the WhatsApp folder of your Android phone. This folder is either located in your device's internal memory or external SD card. You can set the automatic backup in WhatsApp or manually use the "Back up chats" option in Whatsapp Settings,

Simple rename Whatsapp>Media folder to any other name. After backup rename it back. You may lose the media files, which whatsapp get until back renaming. Therefore look in new Media folder created in Whatsapp folder, and move they into old folder.

Check Point Research (CPR) recently revealed a new Out-Of-Bounds read-write vulnerability in the popular messaging application. The issue, which has been patched and remains theoretical, would have required complex steps and extensive user interaction in order to exploit, and could have allowed an attacker to read sensitive information from WhatsApp memory. WhatsApp confirmed that they saw no evidence of abuse related to this vulnerability.

Now that we know we have Heap Based out of bounds read and write according to WhatsApp, we started to dig deeper.

We reverse-engineered the libwhatsapp.so library and used a debugger to analyze the root cause of the crash. We found that the vulnerability resides in a native function applyFilterIntoBuffer() in libwhatsapp.so library. 2351a5e196