Important:
-WhatsApp messenger or WhatsApp Business should be installed To use this App.
-The app may not be working on some devices or android version, so please, if you face any problem, please contact us so we can update and fix the problem.

Best App to Receive and Reply WhatsApp message without appear online, no last seen.

* The app that make you chat invisible and doesn’t record your last seen time for WhatsApp Messenger and WhatsApp Business also no blue ticks appear.

Features GB Chat Offline for WhatsApp:

1- Easy to use.

3- Make voice and video call without appear online and no last seen.

4- Privately check your WhatsApp messages, photos and voice message without getting online.(Supported android 9.0 and above)

5- you can replya message without appear online.

6- Dial pad for WhatsApp Easy calls(Voice & Video) and direct chat with unsaved contact without appear online (Supported android version 5.0 and above and enable Accessibility Permission ).

7- WhatsApp contacts available to chat offline any time.

8- Send and receive photos within chat.(may be not working on some devices)

9- Recover Deleted messages for WhatsApp Messenger and WhatsApp Business.

10- Recover Deleted Images, Voice notes and Stickers the Media automatically are Backed up in our app in case other contact delete it you can still have it (Supported android version 9.0 and above).

-Add widget for our app in home screen to quickly access more features.

More features GB Chat Offline for WhatsApp:<

1- Status Save for WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business: Save, Share and repost story in WhatsAppp.

2- Direct chat: chat directly with WhatsApp Messenger or WhatsApp Business user without saving name in contacts.

3- Text repeater: repeat text message to multiple rows in second and share with WhatsApp.

4- Empty message: send empty message to WhatsApp.

5- You can send message to multi contacts without display (forward).

language:

-English.
-Hindi.
-Indonesia.
-Arabic.
-Portugal.
-Turkey.
-Zulu.


Some Notes:
-sending messages with android version Less than 5.0 is not available.

LIMITATIONS:
-Please note that there is no official or supported method such as(Recovering deleted messages, media, Receive, and reply message without appear online).This approach is a workaround and may face restrictions imposed by the messaging app of your choice or even the Android operating system.

-Additionally, certain features may not operate as expected depending on the type of mobile device and operating system you have. Consider this as a tool designed to assist you in accessing those features.

-You can't to see old messages and media before installing our app.

-App can't recieve messages and media if the chat muted in WhatsApp or opened.

-To recover media: "Auto download media" from WhatsApp should be turned ON.

-Sent messages can’t be recovered if sent from whatsapp ( only if it is replied from the GB Chat app).

Please note:

-The app need Accessibility Permission to work some features(Retrieve window content, No change in user settings, No change or leverage the user interface), Permission Will be Used Only To:
1-Open specific chat on WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business.
2-Paste messages.
3-Click button send or video, voice call button.
4-Close WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business.

-Once you install the app you will be asked to grant it access to the notifications. This is a required step for the app to work.

-In android 9.0 and higher this app make auto backup for Image and Voice message.

IMPORTANT:

* This application is made by us and not related at WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business.
* We respect the rights of WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business.
* This app is not associated with WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business.
* This app is an independent one and is not affiliated with any other company including WhatsApp LLC.

GB Chat Offline, Hidden Online refers to the phenomenon where users of the now-defunct messaging app, Google Talk (often referred to as GChat or GTalk), appear offline while still actively using the service. This was achieved through a combination of user settings and third-party applications that allowed users to manipulate their online status. While appearing offline to most contacts, these users could selectively choose which contacts could see them online, enabling private conversations and a sense of digital privacy.

The motivation behind this practice stemmed from several factors. Firstly, it allowed users to avoid unwanted interruptions. The constant pings and notifications associated with online status could be distracting, especially during work or focused activities. Appearing offline provided a digital buffer, allowing users to respond to messages at their own pace without the pressure of immediate replies. This was particularly useful for those who preferred asynchronous communication, valuing thoughtful responses over rapid-fire exchanges.

Secondly, the "hidden online" status offered a sense of control over one's online persona. Users could curate their availability, presenting a desired image of being unavailable while remaining connected to select individuals. This allowed for a more curated online presence, prioritizing specific relationships and conversations while minimizing distractions from less important contacts.

Thirdly, it facilitated private conversations. By appearing offline to most contacts, users could effectively create a private channel of communication with specific individuals. This was useful for sensitive discussions, personal matters, or simply for maintaining a degree of privacy in online interactions. It allowed for a more intimate and focused communication experience, free from the prying eyes of other contacts.

The mechanics of achieving this "hidden online" status varied. Within Google Talk's native settings, users could set their status to "Invisible." This allowed them to appear offline to all contacts while still receiving and sending messages. However, this approach was somewhat limited, as it didn't allow for selective visibility.

To achieve more granular control, users often turned to third-party applications and browser extensions. These tools offered advanced features, allowing users to customize their online status for individual contacts. Users could create lists of contacts who could see them online, while remaining invisible to everyone else. This provided a more flexible and nuanced approach to managing online presence.

The popularity of this practice highlighted a growing desire for more nuanced control over online communication. It reflected a shift away from the always-on, always-available culture towards a more intentional and curated online experience. Users sought ways to manage the flow of digital information and prioritize meaningful interactions over constant connectivity.

The demise of Google Talk and its transition to Hangouts and subsequently Google Chat brought changes to the availability of these features. While some aspects of status control remain, the granular control offered by third-party applications on Google Talk is largely absent in the newer platforms. This has led some users to seek alternative messaging platforms that offer similar functionality.

The legacy of GB Chat Offline, Hidden Online reflects a broader trend in online communication: the desire for greater control over one's digital presence and the ability to curate online interactions. It underscores the importance of privacy and the need for tools that empower users to manage their online experience in a way that aligns with their individual preferences and needs. While the specific methods used in Google Talk may be obsolete, the underlying desire for a more nuanced and controlled online presence persists, shaping the development and adoption of new communication platforms.