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WhatsApp introduces a feature to pin favourite contacts for easier access

WhatsApp now lets you pin your favourite contacts for easier access, enhancing your messaging experience on both iOS and Android.

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature to improve your messaging experience. On and Android , you can pin your favourite contacts at the top of your calls tab.

New favourites function

The new Favourites function acts as a helpful filter for your solo and group chats. Previously, WhatsApp’s filters included three categories: All, Unread, and Groups. With the addition of favourites, you have a more customisable way to organise your instant messages.

To use this new feature and add contacts or groups to your favourites list, follow these simple steps:

  1. Go to your Chats tab and select the Favourites filter at the top. You’ll find it between Unread and Groups.
  2. Choose the contacts or groups you want to add to Favourites.
  3. Alternatively, you can go to your Calls tab, tap “Add Favourite,” and select the desired contacts or groups.
  4. You can also navigate through Settings > Favourites > Add to Favourites to add and even reorder them.

This new feature provides a quicker way to access the people you chat with the most, making your messaging experience smoother and more efficient.

Rollout details

WhatsApp started rolling out this feature on July 17, 2024. It will be available to all users in the coming weeks. If you don’t see the new feature, ensure your app is updated and check back later.

This update is part of WhatsApp’s ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience with convenient and practical tools. As the app continues to evolve, keep an eye out for more updates.

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