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Organise your Conversations using WhatsApp’s New Custom Lists

Akinola Ajibola by Akinola Ajibola
November 3, 2024
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In an effort to make chat and conversations organization simpler than before, WhatsApp is launching a new feature called “Lists.” By enabling users to organise chats and conversations of varying kinds into unique categories, this technology seeks to facilitate conversation management and offer a more efficient app experience. WhatsApp is now increasing its organizational choices in an effort to give its users more control after the popularity of conversation filters, which were introduced earlier this year.

WhatsApp is introducing yet another method to arrange all of your conversations. You may now group chats into custom categories called Lists if you’re sick of having trouble finding certain talks.

Users may build custom categories using the Lists feature, which makes it easier to find and rank chats. To provide each group a dedicated area, users can create Lists for “Family,” “Work,” or even “Neighborhood.” Because it offers a quick and efficient method to access chats without having to navigate through the main chat stream incessantly, this solution is particularly helpful for those who manage several discussions across various facets of their lives.

Lists devoted to certain conversations, such those with your family or co-workers, may be made and labelled. They will then be shown at the top of your inbox by the messaging app, along with the “All,” “Unread,” and “Groups” filters that WhatsApp introduced earlier this year.

In the filter bar at the top of your chats tab, touch the “+” icon to create a list. After that, you can select which chats to include and give your list a name. You can add group chats and one-on-one discussions to your lists on WhatsApp. You may view all of your lists by scrolling horizontally on the filter bar if you have more than one.

Lists are being released today, and I’ve already seen this functionality in the app’s Android edition. Don’t worry if you haven’t seen it yet; WhatsApp claims that everyone will be able to see it in the “coming weeks.”

It is simple to set up lists. By pressing the “+” symbol in the filter bar at the top of the Chats page, users may create and manage their Lists. From there, adding a new contact or renaming a List is simple, as is modifying Lists to accommodate evolving needs. Furthermore, the Lists function allows users to arrange their contacts anyway they like, supporting both group and one-on-one discussions. Lists make the app feel less crowded and more user-friendly by arranging all of the classified chats neatly in the filter bar.

Lists has begun rolling out and will be accessible to all users worldwide in the upcoming weeks. WhatsApp claims that they were inspired to take this next step toward improving in-app organization by the favourable feedback they got for the conversation filter tool. Lists, which build upon chat filters, have the potential to become a vital tool, particularly for users who regularly switch between personal and work-related talks.

Lists have the ability to develop further, just like any other new WhatsApp feature. Plans to expand WhatsApp’s capabilities, with an emphasis on enhancements that let users prioritize crucial connections and discussions, have been alluded to. Lists are a helpful addition that might completely change how users engage with the program, whether they are students, working professionals, or anybody else managing several communication lines.

All things considered, Lists provide a personal touch to WhatsApp’s chat interface, supporting the app’s objective of delivering a simple and effective messaging experience. One List at a time, customers may anticipate a more focused and organized method of communication as the rollout goes on.

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