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WhatsApp's new feature rolled out, this feature is available for Chat Filters
Indiaemploymentnews | January 17, 2025 8:39 PM CST


The badge Count feature has arrived in WhatsApp. This feature is being rolled out for chat filters. However, at present the feature is available for select users.

To make WhatsApp even more useful, many new features are coming in the Meta-owned instant messaging app. You must be aware that Chat Filters are available in the app to manage chats. With their help, users can easily separate and manage chats like unread messages, groups and favorites etc. Now WhatsApp has released a new feature, in which a number is also seen written along with the name of Chat Filters. Let's know about this feature in detail.

Badge count for chat filters feature is rolling out in WhatsApp. It will show users a small numerical badge along with the chat filters. This will let you know how many chats are in that filter. For example, if there are 6 unread chats in your chat list, then 6 will be written along with Unread in Chat Filters. This will let you know that you have not read 6 chats yet.

This feature has been provided by WABetainfo, a website that keeps an eye on WhatsApp's upcoming features. According to the report, the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.25.2.4 update available on Google Play Store has revealed that the company is rolling out the badge count feature for Chat Filters. However, this feature is currently being rolled out for some lucky beta testers of Android. With the upcoming update, the feature will be rolled out for all users on the stable version. A screenshot has been given in the report. A glimpse of the feature is visible in it.

Two new features recently introduced

For your information, let us tell you that recently the company has rolled out two new features for the stable version. Users can now react by double tapping on the message. Also, in the sticker section, users are getting the option to create selfie stickers. Both these features have come for both Android as well as iOS devices.

Disclaimer: This content has been sourced and edited from techlusive. While we have made modifications for clarity and presentation.


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