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WhatsApp has introduced a "Favorites" filter to help users quickly access important chats and groups, and make calls directly from the top of the calls tab. The feature, which started rolling out on Tuesday, allows users to add and manage favorite contacts and groups for easier communication. This update follows the introduction of other chat filters like "All," "Unread," and "Groups."
WhatsApp has introduced a new feature called Chat Filters, which allows users to quickly find and organize their conversations. The feature includes three filters: All, Unread, and Groups, making it easier to prioritize and access specific chats. Chat Filters will save time, improve organization, and enhance the messaging experience on WhatsApp.
WhatsApp is introducing Chat Filters to help users find messages more efficiently, with options to filter by All, Unread, and Groups. The feature is rolling out for both iOS and Android users in the coming weeks. Additionally, WhatsApp is testing a feature that allows users to pin their favorite channels to the top of the Updates screen.
WhatsApp has introduced new chat filters, including "All," "Unread," and "Groups," to help users easily access specific types of messages in their inbox. The "Unread" filter is particularly useful for managing unread messages, while the "Groups" filter allows for quick navigation through group chats and subgroups. These filters aim to simplify inbox organization and will be rolled out to users over the coming weeks.
WhatsApp has introduced a "search by date" feature for individual and group chats on Android, allowing users to search for specific conversations on a particular date. The feature, already available on other platforms, was announced by Mark Zuckerberg on his WhatsApp channel. In addition to this, WhatsApp has been testing chat filters and recently added support for new text formatting options like bulleted lists and numbered lists.
WhatsApp is working on a major interface redesign, including changes to the background color, top bar navigation, and the introduction of chat filters. The top bar will feature an additional menu button, and the background color will transition from green to white. WhatsApp is also developing a feature that allows users to filter conversations by sorting them into lists of unread messages, personal chats, or business discussions. These changes aim to align the interface and feature set of WhatsApp on both Android and iOS with the Material Design 3 guidelines. The new interface is currently in development and will be included in a future app update.