Help Sending delayed (private) messages on Whatsapp or Facebook?

[HopelessFight]

Does anyone know if this is possible somehow, preferably via a computer? It appears neither of these platforms support such functionality by default. The persons I'm thinking of sending a letter to, well, they recently moved so I don't have their physical address and I don't have any e-mail addresses of them which I'm sure of they still are being used.

Is there any reliable software that can send delayed messages via Facebook (Messenger) or Whatsapp? Or is there any reliable alternative which I might consider?

 

[boc]

Gmail has a scheduled send feature. That's my plan, plus some physical notes. Another option, is mailing physical letters. From the day you put them in post box, you probably have a week before they arrive. That being said, you can't retract them if you change your mind.

 

[JustAMatterOfTime]

I just realised you can do this on telegram, if you press and hold the send button. DOubt that helps.

 

[hahabye]

Just found out that there are apps that you can download from either Google Play or Apple Store that allow you to schedule WhatsApp messages. You can search for "WhatsApp Scheduler" or something along the lines. I haven't tried any myself yet, but hopefully, there's at least one that works.

 

[needed_]

Just found out that there are apps that you can download from either Google Play or Apple Store that allow you to schedule WhatsApp messages. You can search for "WhatsApp Scheduler" or something along the lines. I haven't tried any myself yet, but hopefully, there's at least one that works.

as far as I'm aware of - since I've been looking for an app during the last days - those apps literally help you with scheduling a message but do not automatically send it. so you can prepare a message in those apps and set a time and at that time you get notification to send that message. doesn't help if you're dead

 

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[Gustav Hartmann]

Here it seems to be possible to by using the "Now" button.