HOW TO TAKE BACKUP OF WHATSAPP MESSAGES?
FOLLOWING IS THE STEPS FOR TAKING BACKUP OF WHATSAPP MESSAGES.
FOLLOWING IS THE STEPS FOR TAKING BACKUP OF WHATSAPP MESSAGES.
Step 1
open whatsapp, now In the Whatsapp home screen, find the menu icon that is on the top right corner of whatsapp home screen. now tap on it,when tapped, it will show five options that is New Group, New Broadcast, Whatsapp Web, Status and Setting. you have to Click on Setting.
Step 2
In the setting menu , you have to click on 'Chats and Calls option.
Step 3
In chat and calls option you will find 'Back Up Chats and just below that there is the "Email Chat options.
whatsapp automatically backs up your chats on your phone's internal memory but it cannot be moved to the SD card. So if you want to save some conversations particularly, email it.
Step 4
When you select for the email, a message will ask you to choose from two options that is " Without Media, Attach Media."
select Attach Media.
Step 5
Now select your email account. In my case I choose Gmail which anyway is the default email in Android devices.
Messages are mailed in .txt format while audio/video messages are attached separately and you can see them on your mail.
open whatsapp, now In the Whatsapp home screen, find the menu icon that is on the top right corner of whatsapp home screen. now tap on it,when tapped, it will show five options that is New Group, New Broadcast, Whatsapp Web, Status and Setting. you have to Click on Setting.
Step 2
In the setting menu , you have to click on 'Chats and Calls option.
Step 3
In chat and calls option you will find 'Back Up Chats and just below that there is the "Email Chat options.
whatsapp automatically backs up your chats on your phone's internal memory but it cannot be moved to the SD card. So if you want to save some conversations particularly, email it.
Step 4
When you select for the email, a message will ask you to choose from two options that is " Without Media, Attach Media."
select Attach Media.
Step 5
Now select your email account. In my case I choose Gmail which anyway is the default email in Android devices.
Messages are mailed in .txt format while audio/video messages are attached separately and you can see them on your mail.
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