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Posted September 12, 2020 by Sheraz Ali in Android, WhatsApp

When you’re in a hurry, features like searching for a contact, a message, a certain keyword or some other such detail can be a time-saver; it’s hassle free. In fact, a search feature has become sort of mandatory in every good social media app these days. Everyone would normally expect to find a search bar on the top or a corner of an app they’ve just installed. Similarly, you can search for contacts on WhatsApp, too. Only thing that’s required is for their number to be present in your address book. So get to know how to find someone on WhatsApp, as well as how to invite contacts to WhatsApp in simple steps. The process follows the Android version of the app.

Finding Someone on WhatsApp – Method 1

1. Open WhatsApp.

2. Tap on search on top right corner.

3. Enter first few letters of contact.

4. Searched contact will pop up.

Finding Someone on WhatsApp – Method 2

1. Open WhatsApp.

2. Tap on new chat icon.

3. And then tap on search from top-right corner.

4. Type first few letters of contact.

5. Select contact once it shows up in search.

Inviting Contacts to WhatsApp

Sometimes, you may not be able to find a contact on WhatsApp when you search for them. That’s because they don’t have a WhatsApp account…yet. You can simply invite them to make one.

Sending invitations on WhatsApp is just as easy as finding someone. All it takes is a tap of a button. There are multiple third-party apps you can send WhatsApp account invitations from, including Gmail, SMS, Twitter, Tumblr messages, and any other messaging app you might have installed in your device. Sending invitations via Gmail and SMS seems to be the most common, though.

If you have set out to find someone on WhatsApp and realize they don’t have a WhatsApp account, you can invite them to create one by following these steps:

1. Follow steps 1-3 from above (method 1) OR steps 1-4 (method 2).

2. Type in the name of the contact in search bar > INVITE.

The name and contact number of someone without a WhatsApp account only shows up for invitation if you have that contact added in your device’s phone address book. That’s necessary for WhatsApp to show that contact, even if they don’t have an account on the app.

3. Send invitation link via SMS.

The SMS app is automatically pre-selected by WhatsApp as the third-party app through which invitation link is sent.

Inviting Someone without a Phone Number to WhatsApp

Lets say the contact you wish to invite doesn’t even own a phone number. You can still invite them to join WhatsApp; a number is not compulsory for such a task. You simply send the invitation link via a messaging app other than SMS. To select another app to send invitation link from:

1. Follow steps 1-3 from above (method 1) OR steps 1-4 (method 2).

2. Tap on Invite friends.

3. Select app to send invitation link from.

How to Find Someone Online

Before the internet, finding someone you lost contact with or needed to locate to serve with papers in a legal matter usually required the services of a private investigator. Today, there are several online resources you can use to conduct searches and find people.

It Can Be Easy to Find Someone

Before beginning your online search, you need to make a list of everything you already known about the person you are trying to locate. Some of the most useful information might include:

Full name, including middle name
Date of birth or, if that is not available, the person’s approximate age
Last known address and any prior addresses & phone numbers
Name and address of the person’s last known employer
Names and addresses of any of the person’s relatives
Names and addresses of friends of the person
Military service information, including branch of the military, dates of service and locations where the individual was stationed

One place to your online search is by using one of the search engines. Typing the individual’s name into a search engine, such as Google, will yield search results in which the person’s name appears. Unfortunately, when search for someone with a common name, such as “John Smith” or “Mary Jones,” it can be difficult to sort through them to determine if any of the results are for the target of your search.

You could narrow your search by enclosing the person’s name in quotation marks. This will narrow the search to only those results yielding the name exactly as it appears within the quotation marks. You can further narrow the search following the name with the person’s profession or a city or state in which he or she might have lived. Just make sure the additional information appears outside of the quotation marks. For example, your search box might have “John Smith” and the word “reporter” typed after the last quotation mark.

If you have a telephone number for the person, you can use it in place of a person’s name or in addition to it to conduct search with any of the search engines. Some search services offer a reverse lookup feature giving you a person’s name associated with a particular phone number.

Using Social Media to Find Someone

Find Someone's Search History

The fact that so many people post information about themselves on social media provides you with another source on which to search for someone you are trying to locate. Social media resources with search features include:

Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Google profiles
LinkedIn

Most social media sites, such as Facebook, allow you to enter a person’s name in a search window and find information posted on the website about them. Searching on Google Profiles will show you any profiles the person created on Google.

Using Public Records to Find Someone

States maintain records about their residents that might be available for you to conduct a search for the person you want to find. Check the state in which the person resided to find out what records might be available. If you believe the person might have been in prison, that information would be available through a state’s department of corrections website. Information about inmates who served time in a federal prison after 1982 is available from the Federal Bureau of Prisons website.

Other Sources for Finding Someone Online

Many local newspapers are now available online and might yield information in their obituaries section about the person. A search might also yield information about the person’s relatives who passed away and mention the name of the person you are trying to locate in the obituary.