Journalism of Courage
'After last seen' and 'blue ticks', the instant messaging app WhatsApp introduced what could be a breather for many. With its new 'Delete' feature, WhatsApp now allows its users to delete a message even after they have sent it to somebody they did not intend to. So if you are a serial offender in terms of 'drunk-texting' your ex or sending autocorrect fail 'gibberish' to people, this is nothing but a blessing in disguise for you. Yes, so while you are counting your blessings, here is bidding adieu to five types of awkward conversations that you can gracefully avoid with the WhatsApp 'Delete' feature. (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
We have all been there. But not anymore. (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
Yes, and the play is called — 'How I dug my own grave'. (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
'Tum nahi samjhoge Rahul'. (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
When the crush gets a peek into how women screenshot all their conversations and share with their friends. (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
'How do you even have friends?' (Source: Photo by Rajan Sharma/Indian Express)
