How to send private messages in VSCO?

Private message in VSCO amazing feature to connect with your community connections, share your editing experience and learn from them.

Let’s discuss about some important things that can help you stay safe on messaging apps, how you can choose the messages you want to receive, and guide for keeping your conversations organized. Our experience on VSCO is better educate you and help you to connect with a lively group of people.

How Do I Use Private Message In VSCO

In the community of VSCO app, through private messages feature user’s can connect, spread inspiration from other and also share their ideas with other community member. In this pro-active article, we will provide each and every effective use of communication.

If your passionate to engage your connections with meaningful conversations and simply share your thoughts, this article enough for all the information you need to make the most of it.

Access The Messages Section iOS Devices

For iOS users looking to access the Messages section on VSCO, follow the below step-by-step guide:

Tap the Profile icon.

Access the updated Global Menu situated in the top-left corner.

Select “Messages” to enter the dedicated section housing all your conversations.

Message Safety Control

When a message receive on VSCO app, you have got various options available to prioritize your safety and manage your interactions through message safety control:

Block:

In case you come across someone you prefer not to engage with, you can block them. This action restricts their ability to follow, message, or interact with your account.

Moreover, there’s an option available to report the sender if necessary.

Ignore a Message:

Should you prefer not to engage with a particular message, simply choose the “ignore” option.

This action will remove the message from your inbox, allowing you to focus on conversations that matter to you.

Accept: 

When you receive a message from someone you want to interact with, selecting “accept” enables you to engage in conversation and build meaningful connections.

Message Receiving Control for IOS and android

You are allowed to receive messages from desired people you follow:

Guide:

Tap the Global Menu icon (top-left corner).

Tap Settings.

Under Preferences, tap toggle on/off “Only allow messages from people I follow”(iOS), tap on/off “Only allow messages from people I follow” (Android).

Forward Content from VSCO Profiles to Another User:

On VSCO, you can easily share your content from your profile with your followers.

Here’s a simple guide on how to do it:

Tap on the content (image, DSCO, Journal, or Profile) to enter the Detail view.

Tap on the Messages icon to forward the content to another user who follows you.

Messages For Android/IOS

You can find all of your messages in the Notifications center located in the top right corner of your VSCO Profile. 

You will receive a notification on your VSCO Profile when someone has sent you a message.

How To Leaving, stoping And mute Message Thread

You can easily apply following permission policy on message Thread.

leaving message thread

Your allow to choose options if you want to conclude a conversation in a message thread:

To leave a conversation, swipe left on the message and tap “Leave” to declutter your Messages.

Alternatively, access the message thread, tap the Options icon in the upper right, and select “Leave.”

Both methods hide the conversation until the sender re-engages.

mute message thread

You can temporarily stop push notification for a specific message thread:

Swipe left on the message and select “Mute.” This stops notifications for that chat while keeping it accessible when needed.

For a peaceful messaging experience without interruptions, tap the message, enter the conversation, and select “Mute.” Enjoy uninterrupted chats at your pace.

stoping message thread

If you want to end a conversation permanently, you have few options available at your ease:

Blocking a user is a comprehensive measure that prevents them from sending messages, following you, or interacting with your account. By blocking, you cease receiving messages from them as you no longer follow each other.

By unfollowing the user, you stop seeing their posts in your feed, and they can’t send you messages. It’s a way to halt a conversation without completely severing contact, offering a more flexible approach.

Conclusion

By using VSCO private messaging guide, you are empowered to connect, share, and safeguard your experience within the VSCO community. Take control of your messages, build meaningful professional connections and spark creativity in inspiring conversations.

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