whatsapp working slow or delay in incoming messages

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make sure to have a strong internet signal on your phone

Make sure your phone has an internet connection. You can check this by opening a browser and going to a website. If you're having connection problems, try these connection steps.
If web pages work, but WhatsApp doesn't, you will need to contact your mobile provider and system administrator and make sure that your APN and router are configured correctly to allow non-web and socket connections.

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 You may just need to change the notification settings in WhatsApp

1. Open WhatsApp.
2. Push the Menu Button.
3. Tap Settings > Notifications.

In this menu, you have options for Message Notifications and Group Notifications. Adjust the settings to your liking.

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If messages are still taking too long to reach your phone

It may be that you are not receiving your message pushes from Google's push notification service.
We recommend that you:

• Reboot the phone (Turn it OFF then ON).

• Try to install Push Notifications Fixer and see if it helps.

• Delete and reinstall WhatsApp.

• Make sure that Background data is allowed under Settings > Data Usage > Menu Button.

• Launch the Hangouts app, press the Menu Button, and sign out of all of your accounts (tap the account, scroll down and select Sign out). Then re-launch Hangouts and sign back in to your account(s).

• Turn off Wi-Fi.

• If you are often connected to Wi-Fi, check your Wi-Fi sleep policy (Settings > Wi-Fi > Menu Button > Advanced > Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep) and make sure it is set to Always.

• For Android OS 4.4 and above, make sure that Wi-Fi optimization is unchecked (Settings > Wi-Fi > Menu Button > Advanced > Wi-Fi optimization).

• For HTC devices, try turning off fast boot in Device Settings > Power > Fast Boot (make sure it is unchecked). You may also try turning off Power Saver, Extreme Power Saving Mode and Sleep Mode. Make sure to reboot your device after changing the settings to ensure the changes are applied.

• Make sure to uninstall any task killers, these will keep the app from receiving messages when you are not in the app.

• If you have no idea what a task killer is, then you probably don’t have one.

I guess your problem should be solved by above steps and if its still not solved then let me know and don't forget to comment if it works for you.

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