WhatsApp, the popular messaging app from Meta, has recently introduced a new feature to improve the organization and accessibility of the user interface. The app has launched “chat filters,” which split the home screen into three distinct sections: All, Unread, and Groups. This update aims to make it easier for users to manage and access conversations.
Chat filters are designed to divide chat types from one another, making it easier to access and keep the interface tidier. The three categories introduced are specifically aimed at helping small businesses, startups, and interaction-based businesses, such as travel groups, optimize customer engagement without the need for a new phone or number.
The three sections introduced are as follows:
1. Everyone: This section contains all conversations, both individual and group, sorted starting from the most recent.
2. Unread: All unread messages are visible here, sorted by the most recent, whether they are individual or group chats.
3. Groups: This section is dedicated exclusively to group conversations, both read and unread, organized by the time of the last message.
A Meta spokesperson commented on the new feature, stating: “We believe filters will make it easier for people to stay organized and find the most important conversations, helping them navigate messages more effectively.” To access these new features