What if the app that was meant to connect you... has become a cage?
WhatsApp was supposed to be simple. A way to stay in touch with family, coordinate with friends, and connect with colleagues. But now? It's a 24/7 assault on your sanity. A battlefield of political arguments, a museum of cringe forwards, and a constant stream of notifications that demand your attention at all hours, from all people, all at once.
This book is for that feeling-for the dread of the midnight ping, the anxiety of 200 unread messages, and the exhaustion of trying to be a good family member, friend, and employee in a digital world that has no boundaries.
In The No Bllsht Guide to Surviving WhatsApp Groups*, Rupin Mathur cuts through the noise and hands you a raw, unfiltered playbook for digital self-defense. No academic theories, no useless advice to "just unplug"-just the scripts, strategies, and mindset to mute, leave, and navigate the chaos without burning your relationships to the ground.
Because your peace of mind is not an app you can delete. It's time to take back control.