WhatsApp changes color and adds new functions; this is what they are about

As you know, WhatsApp is one of the most used applications in the world to communicate quickly, that is why the app makes constant changes to its interface like the one it recently made.

Through social networks like X, Some Internet users have noticed that WhatsApp changed color and left the blue behind. According to the users of the app, they have noticed that when they receive some messages and enter the app in the chats, the message numbers appear in “bright” green, something that is how they have described.

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On the other hand, when entering the profile of a contact options “Call”, “Video” and “Search” They also appear a vibrant green color.

Most Internet users did not like this change, since they prefer the blue color that was shown before in the notifications and showed their discontent through memes.

WhatsApp and its color update. pic.twitter.com/Eg5isibNkj

— Melgoza (@AntonioMelDel) April 18, 2024

That bright green WhatsApp is burning my eyes pic.twitter.com/emGjmFQwab

— David Martinez (@_DavidMartinezz) April 18, 2024

WhatsApp adds filters for chats, unread messages and groups

Other changes that WhatsApp has had with Its most recent update is that it added filters for chatsunread messages and groups.

These filters will allow users to have the More organized chats and find conversations fasterwhich from now on will be gathered in three tabs: ‘All’, ‘Unread’ and ‘Groups’ that are placed at the top of the chat list, so that they can be selected with a single touch on the screen.

‘All’ is the default view of all messagesas the Chats interface itself now shows of the messaging application, while ‘Unread’ brings together all conversations that are marked by the user as unread or have not yet been opened.

The ‘Groups’ tab shows all chats in groups organized in one place, as well as the subgroups of the platform communities, as the CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, has announced, both on his Facebook page and on his WhatsApp channel.

WhatsApp filters They have already begun to be implemented among some usersso the feature will be available globally in the coming weeks.

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