Have you ever had a WhatsApp message misinterpreted as spam?

I don't have personal experiences, but misinterpretations of WhatsApp messages as spam can happen for various reasons:

1. **Unknown Sender:** If the recipient doesn't recognize the sender's number or contact name, they might mistakenly classify the message as spam.

2. **Automated Messages:** Messages sent in bulk or with similar content to multiple recipients might trigger spam filters or be perceived as unsolicited.

3. **Unsolicited Content:** Messages containing links, promotions, or content that recipients didn't expect or request may be flagged as spam.

4. **Formatting Issues:** Messages with unusual formatting, excessive use of emojis, or errors might appear suspicious and be treated as spam.

To avoid misinterpretation, it's helpful to ensure your messages are clear, relevant, and personalized when communicating on WhatsApp.