WhatsApp Tips- Do you want to change your WhatsApp ringtone, know its easy process India-employmentnews  |  2025-02-06 01:15:03

As we all know WhatsApp is the world's most popular instant messaging app, which has more than 3 billion users. WhatsApp provides many features like text messaging, and voice and video calls through WhatsApp, it offers many features for its users, one such feature is changing WhatsApp ringtone, let's know it is easy process-



Steps to change WhatsApp ringtone:



Open WhatsApp: Open WhatsApp on your phone



Access Settings: On your home page, tap the three vertical dots in the top-right corner of the screen.



Go to Notifications: From the drop-down menu, select Settings, then tap Notifications option.



Scroll down: On the Notifications page, scroll down to find the Ringtone option.



Choose your ringtone: After clicking the Ringtone option, a list of available ringtones will appear. Browse the list and choose the ringtone you like.



Save your selection: The ringtone you chose will now be set as your WhatsApp ringtone for incoming calls.



With these easy steps, you can enjoy a more personalized WhatsApp experience, making your notifications unique to you!



Disclaimer: This content has been sourced and edited from [zeenews.india.com].

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