In a bid to enhance user experience, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has introduced a groundbreaking feature for WhatsApp resembling a speed dial, aimed at streamlining communication management.
The newly unveiled “favorites” filter allows users to prioritize crucial chats, groups, and calls directly within the messaging platform, as reported by WABetaInfo.
Mark Zuckerberg, the 40-year-old tech titan, made the announcement via his official WhatsApp channel. This comes on the heels of recent revelations about AI-powered business tools and Meta Verified for WhatsApp.
Key functionalities of the feature include the ability to easily locate and access important chats and groups directly from the chats tab. Moreover, the “favorites” filter extends to the calls tab, enabling swift access to preferred contacts for seamless calling.
How does WhatsApp’s new filter work?
According to WABetaInfo, users have several methods to mark chats and groups as favorites:
- Users can add chats and groups to their favorites by navigating to the “Favorites” tab within the chats list.
- Specific contacts and groups can be designated as favorites directly from the chat info or the calls tab.
- The app settings provide a centralized location for managing favorites, allowing users to effortlessly add, organize, and remove them.
This feature is set to roll out for both Android and iOS users, promising enhanced convenience and efficiency in managing communications within WhatsApp.
