More than 2 billion people around the world use WhatsApp to communicate – with friends, family, colleagues and even shops and other businesses. This is one of the reasons why many people use it. We have accumulated countless chat windows in our WhatsApp accounts.
And WhatsApp knows this. That’s why the Meta-owned platform wants to make it easier to find the exact chat you’re looking for, that contact or group that matters to you and that you want to talk to, without having to scroll through dozens of chats until you find it.
WhatsApp now has a new filter for conversations: Favorites
The latest WhatsApp update includes a new filter for the “Favorites” category. Starting with this update, it is possible to Mark as favourites the contacts and groups that matter most to us you can always access them quickly from this tab.
WhatsApp added the filters The app was introduced just a few months ago, and until now it only included three options: all chats, chats with unread messages, and groups. Now a fourth option has been added, Favorites. The conversations in this section will be those that we have added by hand, from each of the chat windows that we want to include. For example, if you want to include a friend or family member, you can do so from their chat window. From then on, The conversation will always be available in the Favorites tab.

Favourite chats are not only available for chat windows but They are also featured in the calls section of the application. In this tab, your favourite contacts and groups are located at the top, directly above all your recent call history.
WhatsApp “Favorite” groups and contacts They have already begun to reach all users of the application in the world, although the update is available progressively, which means that it will arrive in stages over the next few days and weeks to all users in all territories.
In addition to Favorite chats, WhatsApp is also working on other features that will be very useful for all users, including voice message transcription and a real-time translator for chats.
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