(The word "receiver" here evidently means the receiving account, not the receiving device-the "rejected" text still appears even if the other party's phone is powered off at the time.) They can still send you messages. But if you send further messages, you are told "The message is successfully sent but rejected by the receiver" and the other party is told nothing. No immediate effect unless you check their Album (Moments), which behaves as if they'd selected "Delete contact" (below). For larger groups there is also a limit to the number of members displayed in "Chat info", leading to some members being 'invisible' unless you tap the words "All members" below the list, the Chinese of which is 查看全部群成员 which is more obviously a 'command' than the English in WeChat Version 7, which was clarified to "View All Members" in Version 8.) Even then, each member continues to keep a copy of the group chat history for the time they were a member, until they delete it themselves or reinstall etc, although at least some versions of WeChat will delete their copy of the history if they accept an invitation to re-join the group. (To really shut down a group, an administrator can remove each member from it. The group continues to exist, and is not notified of their departure unless other members actively re-read the membership list. If you send further messages, a new conversation is started on the other device, but it still looks like one continuous conversation on yours.ĭeletes their copy of the chat history and removes them from the group. Since I found very little English documentation about how this manifests itself, I experimentally confirmed the following in 2015: someone you met on a bus adds you but later deletes you). This can however lead to some quite ephemeral contact sharing (e.g. If you frequently meet them, you might be tempted to set up your own WeChat ID for their convenience.
Many Chinese people now prefer to manage their contacts using a proprietary mobile messaging and social networking application called WeChat (微信) Wēixìn.
(Quick links: cache cleanup, audio, pictures and video. Understanding rejection on WeChat (Weixin)
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