Women who cheat on their partners have discovered a sneaky new tactic to hide the evidence – and more people are using it than you think.
Dating guru Jana Hocking, who has been cheated on several times, exposed the sneaky trick via Instagram on Tuesday by reposting the controversial meme.
The paragraph cleverly threw out all male readers by starting with a sentence aimed at women.
“Ladies, start washing your hair with cold water, it keeps your hair moist,” it began, before the writer suddenly launched into the real subject.
“Start saving your sideman’s number under your main man’s name. He won’t check his own messages,’ they wrote.
Dating guru Jana Hocking (pictured) has exposed the sneaky trick women use to hide their affairs from their partners
The post ended with another hair care bait line: “After washing your hair, let it air dry to avoid heat damage.”
It comes after Jana shares her tricks for finding evidence that your partner is cheating.
In a column for Daily Mail Australia, the sex guru said more and more cheaters are using the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp to hide their affairs from their partners.
On Tuesday, Jana reposted a meme on Instagram that advises women to save their secret lover’s number in their phone under their partner’s name. “He won’t check his own messages,” the meme read
Jana advised those who suspect their partner is cheating to look carefully at their text messages.
She warned readers not to skip texts with names of the same sex, because “most people save their lovers under a different name.”
Jana then suggested readers check their partners’ Data Traffic, which is stored in their WhatsApp settings, to see who they’ve been talking to the most.
It comes after Jana shares her tricks for finding evidence that your partner is cheating. In a column for Daily Mail Australia, the sex guru said more and more cheaters are using the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp to hide their affairs from their partners. Stock picture
Jana advised those who suspect their partner is cheating to look carefully at their text messages. She warned readers not to skip texts with names of the same gender, because “most people save their lovers under a different name.”
“Sure, they can delete as many texts as they want, but it’s not completely wiped from their phones,” she wrote.
If you can’t access your partner’s phone, you may still be able to read their secret messages by accessing WhatsApp Web through their laptop.
Your partner may have previously logged into WhatsApp Web and forgotten to log out, giving you discreet access without letting them know.
Finally, Jana suggests her readers to look at their partner’s photo albums on the phone.
“There’s a chance they didn’t disable the ‘auto save media’ feature on WhatsApp, which means any nude pictures they sent each other could also be automatically saved on their phone,” she explained.
