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WhatsApp trick to place your name with 'invisible text'
The Meta-owned instant messaging app has countless tricks, many of them are not used by its users


San Francisco: WhatsApp It has become one of the fast messaging applications that is used in the world by several people. In countries such as Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Spain, Chile, the app is so successful that many no longer use traditional text messages.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps with more than five billion users around the globe.
The Meta-owned instant messaging app has countless tricks, many of them are not used by its users.
Do you know all the tricks of the app? Well, here we tell you.
Here is a simple trick that will let you to place your name with invisible text.
It is not only possible to send an invisible text on the WhatsApp platform but also to place your name without even a word appearing. This will also help you protect your identity.
The following steps will help you use the trick:
Step 1: Open WhatsApp and click on your profile picture or account. At that moment, you will find an option to edit your name.
Step 2: Enter this Unicode link
Step 3: Copy the transparent symbol given in the box and paste it in your name several times. Your WhatsApp name will be blank or transparent when you update.
That way, if someone adds you to a WhatsApp group, they will not know your name unless they have you added as a contact.

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