Yuav Ua Li Cas Pom Cov Ntawv Pov Tseg Hauv Android?

Tom qab ntawd, koj tuaj yeem nyem rau ntawm 'SMS thiab Kev Tiv Thaiv' kev xaiv, thiab koj tuaj yeem pom lub vijtsam tam sim uas txhua cov ntawv zais zais yuav tshwm sim.

So now to hide text messages, tap on the ‘+’ icon present at the top-right corner of the app screen.

Yuav ua li cas koj pom cov ntawv zais hauv Android?

Zoo, yog tias koj xav pom cov apps zais hauv koj lub xov tooj Android, nyem qhov chaw, tom qab ntawd mus rau ntu Daim Ntawv Thov ntawm koj lub xov tooj hauv xov tooj ntawv qhia zaub mov. Saib ntawm ob lub khawm navigation. Qhib cov zaub mov saib thiab nias Task. Kos ib qho kev xaiv uas hais tias "show hidden apps".

How do you find hidden conversations on Android?

Kuv yuav pib li cas?

  • Click the person icon in the top right. On the resulting screen you will scroll down to Secret Conversations.
  • 2.Turn on Secret Conversations. Agree by selecting OK.
  • Start a conversation. As with to any Facebook message, start by clicking on the blue “+” button.
  • Go private.

How do you see hidden text messages?

Txoj Kev 2: Qhia Cov Lus Qhia Thaum Nkaus Xwb

  1. Ua ntej tshaj plaws, nyem “Cov Ntawv” tab.
  2. Tom qab ntawv nyem “Xaiv” los qhib “Lo Lus Xaiv” box.
  3. Tom ntej no nyem “Tso saib”.
  4. Txav mus rau tshooj “Nco ntsoov qhia cov cim ua qauv ntawm lub vijtsam”, khij lub npov “Cov ntawv nyeem zais”.
  5. Thaum kawg, nyem "OK" kom txuag tau qhov chaw teeb tsa.

How do you hide text messages on Samsung Galaxy s8?

'Qhia tag nrho cov ntsiab lus' rau txhua tus neeg siv.

  • Los ntawm ib lub tsev tshuaj ntsuam, kov thiab swipe up lossis down kom pom tag nrho cov apps.
  • Mus rau: Chaw> Xauv npo.
  • Kais Cov Ntawv Qhia.
  • Coj mus rhaub zais cov ntsiab lus kom qhib lossis kaw.
  • Coj mus rhaub Qhia cov ntawv ceeb toom los ntawm ces coj mus rhaub Tag nrho cov apps kom qhib lossis kaw.

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