There’s nothing more annoying than your WhatsApp messages not sending when you’re in the middle of a conversation. There could be a number of reasons why your messages have stopped being delivered. You may be running out of mobile data or WhatsApp is experiencing a server outage. In this article, We present you 7 simple ways to fix ‘WhatsApp messages not sending’ issue on iOS and Android.
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Check if your internet is working.
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The most likely reason why your messages are not being delivered on WhatsApp is a faulty internet connection. Make sure you are connected to WiFi or have mobile data turned on. Try opening a web page in your web browser to check if the internet is working. If you are experiencing network problems, Try resetting the network settings by going to Settings>System>Advanced>Reset options>Reset network settings..
Make sure WhatsApp is using mobile data.
You turned off WhatsApp’s access to background data and forgot about it. Make sure WhatsApp is allowed to mobile data for background tasks. How can you do that?
Step 1: Go to settings.
Step 2: Select ‘Apps’.
Step 3: Select WhatsApp.
Step 4: Click on ‘Mobile data’ under ‘Usage’.
Step 5: Enable the toggle bar for ‘Allow background data usage’ and ‘Allow data usage while data saver is enabled’.
Turn off battery saver mode.
When your smartphone’s battery drops below a certain level, It automatically limits some background activities to save power. This may conflict with WhatsApp and prevent your messages from being delivered. You can disable battery saver mode by opening the drop-down menu and deselecting ‘Power Saver’. You can also disable it by going to Settings>Battery and device care>Battery>Power saving.
Update WhatsApp.
You might be using an old version of WhatsApp which is now broken. Or your messages cannot be sent due to a software bug patched in a later update. To fix this you need to update the WhatsApp app. To update WhatsApp, Go to Google Play Store, search for WhatsApp and select ‘Update’.
Clear the app cache.
Sometimes the temporary files in the app cache get corrupted and prevent it from working properly. Therefore, you should clear your phone’s cache memory from time to time. Here’s how you can clear cache memory of WhatsApp.
Step 1: Go to settings.
Step 2: Select Apps.
Step 3: Select WhatsApp.
Step 4: Click Storage.
Step 5: Select ‘Clear Cache’.
Restart your phone.
Sometimes, A temporary glitch in your phone can prevent some apps from working properly. Nothing to worry about as a simple reboot will fix this problem. Press the power button of your smartphone and click on ‘Restart’. After restarting your phone, check if your messages are sent on WhatsApp.
Check if WhatsApp is crashing.
It’s not uncommon for WhatsApp’s servers to go down from time to time. Once the servers are down, All functionality on the app stops. You will not be able to send any messages or make phone calls. Any messages you send will be suspended. To check if others are experiencing this issue, go to DownDetector.in and search for WhatsApp. Here you can see if other users are also reporting active server outages.
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Conclusion
These are 7 simple ways to fix ‘WhatsApp messages not sending’ problem on iOS or Android. If the problem persists after trying all these fixes. You can perform a factory reset on your smartphone as a last resort attempt. Factory reset will clear your phone’s internal storage memory, so make sure you backup all your data beforehand.
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