How to hide your media files from your video players without any other applications

            Everyone hates that their private files are watched by others such as videos and other documents. So they wants to hide their files from others then they download file hiding applications from Google play to hide their files. I will say that it is unnecessary for using applications to hide files. By using this tricks you can easily hide your files yourself. I will give you three types of hiding tricks.

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First trick:

If you want to hide entire videos from sd card or in folder from the video player then you will follow this trick. Your video player applications like MXplayer automatically search video files in internal and external storages. Then it shows that videos in the application. If you want to hide those videos from your player then follow these steps

            Steps:

            You need a file manager to do this trick,

            First create a new file by create=> file and name it as “.nomedia” 

            It’s all done, place .nomedia file in any folder where you want to hide videos. Now check your video player where all your videos are gone. If you want to see your videos again just delete .nomedia file in the folder. Now you can see your video contents in your video player.

If you place .nomedia file in your sdcard, then you can see the magic that all videos in your sdcard are not shown in your video player.

Second trick:

            It is also a very easy trick. It is used hide videos in any folder from your video player. Just go to your file manager then do this.

            Steps:

            Go to your videos containing folder then long press on the folder and select=>rename

            Then just add “.” In front of the folder name for example “.video”

            Finished now check your video player your videos are gone from your video player, if you want that back to your video player just rename folder to its ordinary name for example “video”. Now you see that videos from “video” folder in your video folder.

Third trick:

            If you want to hide a single file then go for this trick. By this trick you can hide any files not only videos.

Steps:

            Go to your file manager and long press on file select=>rename option

            Just erase “.” in the file extension for example (myvideo.mp4 => myvideomp4) then click =>ok

            Then it will look like unsupported file. Don’t panic, if you want to play this video just click on the file it will ask you to open as => (Text, Audio, Image, Video) click on video and select your video player.

            To open hided any files like .pdf, .txt, .doc etc. by this method, Click file and select open as text and choose your application.

            To open other hidden files that you hide like music or photos select open as Audio or Image

            If you want back your file again just add “.” to the extension. I think this third step will more powerful than others use these all tricks and make fun with your device.

How To Use whatsapp On PC, Computer Easy Steps

Step 1. Using WhatsApp apps in your browser couldn't be easier. On your PC or tablet launch the Chrome browser (Note : other browsers are not supported) and go to https://web.whatsapp.com. A QR code will open onscreen on your PC. You do not need a QR reader installed on your phone to read this. Note that if you're using a tablet you will need to request the desktop site in Chrome's settings (and no, this won't work in Chrome on an iPad, even if you have an Android phone).

Step 2. Open WhatsApp on your phone and click the three dots at the top right to access more options, then choose WhatsApp on the web.

Step 3. A QR reader will then appear on your phone; point this at your PC screen to read the code and be automatically logged into WhatsApp on the web.



Step 4. The interface will be familiar to WhatsApp phone users, but you should note that desktop notifications are supported in your PC, which you may want to switch off in the settings menu for privacy reasons if this is a shared PC. As on the phone, tapping the three-dot icon brings up more options. Select Notifications and then deselect Desktop Alerts and Sounds.

Step 5. Starting a new conversation is slightly different on the desktop. As on the phone you can click the new message icon to select one of your contacts, but in WhatsApp on the web the search function lets you start new conversations as well as filter existing chats.

Step 6. Within a conversation the interface matches that of the phone, with emoticon and mic icons sitting either side of the bottom text-entry field, and a paperclip icon at the top to attach files. Beside this is a more options icon that lets you view contact info. And as on the phone you get the single-, twin- and blue-tick system to show whether messages have been sent, delivered and read.

Step 7. Once your phone and computer are connected you are able to manage your logged in computers from your phone via the Options, WhatsApp on the web menu. From here you can log out from all computers, or you can use the options menu in WhatsApp on the web to log out from the PC you're currently using. WhatsApp will by default keep you logged in unless you specify otherwise, but having logged out you'll need to go through the QR code process again the next time you want to log into WhatsApp on that machine.

Messages between phone and browser are instantly synched, so users on limited mobile data contracts should be wary of increased data usage. It's a good idea to switch on your Wi-Fi if you're a heavy WhatsApp user.