Technology, and more specifically messaging apps like WhatsApp, have helped enormously in communication between people in terms of the ease and speed with which you can send a message to another person, no matter how many miles away they are.
There are countless advantages offered by these types of platforms, as previously sending the same message took a lot of time and even money, and now it is just a matter of pressing a button. WhatsApp has more than 2.7 billion users worldwidewhich makes it the number one app of its kind, and to do so it must offer the best to the people who use it every day.
That’s why we hear about new developments and new projects that Meta is working on to introduce in its app. And as we said before, apps like WhatsApp offer many communication advantages, but inThis ease of sending messages has also caused a negative sideand there are times when we end up saturated with so many messages.
And while before, messages were only sent for important things, now it is so easy that even the biggest nonsense is sent through WhatsApp. This has led to users look for ways to ignore communications that don’t interest you, and one of the solutions that WhatsApp developed several years ago was the creation of the tool Mark as read.
This tool is widely used by users, but they have still been asking for an extension of it for quite some time, and it seems that the company has finally listened to them, or at least that is what they have discovered at WABetaInfo.
Apparently WhatsApp is adding a new button called Mark all as read, that will allow you With just one click, finish all your pending messages. and you will no longer have a long list of chats bothering you.
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To use this function the user will have to click on the three vertical dots in the upper right corner and when it is active this option will appear. It is expected that coming in the next few months for both Android and iPhoneHowever, before using it, make sure that there are no important messages, since if you mark them as read, they will be left behind with other chats and you may never get to read them.
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