How to Create WhatsApp Group Invitation Links Without Other Apps

About Group Invitation Links
Chat Groups are an important factor of WhatsApp. It plays an important factor in digital world that can keep touch with families, friends, collegues, classmates and many more. In order to add members to WhatsApp groups there was only one way. That was to go to grop infor and add members from contacts. But now there is a trend of adding members using group links. In this way, if a person clicks on the group link he could join a group. There are many methods in the Internet to do the same using some other apps. But no need of that now. That is what i am going to write about in this tutorial. Hope you enjoy it.

 Advantages of this Method

• Time-saving
• Makes the group active within a little time
• Easy to do
• No need of other apps except WhatsApp

Disadvantages

• Any one can join your group
• Even if remove a person, he can use the link to join the group.[But you can stop/revoke the link]

Note : this method only works on the latest version of WhatsApp

Steps to Create Whatsapp Group Invitation Links without Other apps
1. Go to Playstore and Install the latest version of WhatsApp or Update your current version.
2. Create a WhatsApp group for something.
3. Go to group Info.
4. Click on add participants option above the members list.
5. Click on invite members using link.
6. Now you will get a group link.
7. You can copy, share or revoke [If you revoke, no one can join the group using the link again] the link.
8. Forward the link as personal messages or in group.
9. Others can click on your link and join your group.
10. Congo! You are done.

About Whatsapp
WhatsApp Messenger is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS. WhatsApp Messenger is available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Android and Nokia.An ad-free instant messaging service for all major smartphones from WhatsApp Inc., wholly owned by Facebook. Founded in 2009 by Brian Acton and Jan Koum, WhatsApp uses the Internet as an alternative to the SMS text messaging system. Via Wi-Fi, subscribers pay nothing for WhatsApp messages the first year and 99 cents per year thereafter. If Wi-Fi is unavailable, and people use their cellular data plans for WhatsApp messages, thousands can be sent for a fraction of total usage because text takes up very few bytes (characters).WhatsApp also provides voice calling from one WhatsApp user to the other, as well as voice recording, which lets users record and send audio messages instead of typing.With more than 400 million monthly users worldwide and billions of messages sent each day, Facebook acquired the company for USD $19 billion in 2014.