WhatsApp is working on a dedicated button to suddenly delete the count of unread messages

The indispensable button that WhatsApp is working on and that will allow you to put an end to those countless unread messages that you have in the application.

It can certainly be intimidating to open WhatsApp after a hard day of studying or work, and find that we have hundreds and hundreds of unread messages.

This can cause some desperation to users, who all they want is to enter the WhatsApp to communicate with those closest to you and leave aside the rest of the unread messages from other people or groups.

Luckily, WhatsApp engineers are working on a dedicated button to clear the unread message count.

As they have discovered in wabetainfothis feature suggests that a new delete unread button will be added when the app opens, and that you will have it on the notifications page.

When activated, notifications of unread messages will be automatically reset every time the user opens the WhatsApp application.

The reason for this dedicated button

With this, not only will the clutter of unread messages be reduced, but the user will be able to focus on those conversations that they really consider important, instead of feeling pressured to have to read those hundreds of unread messages.

This would be essential for those users who are included in a large set of groups, who can see how hundreds of messages have arrived since they last connected.

WhatsApp engineers have been working in recent months in optimizing the issue of organizing messages in the application.

However, they included filters in WhatsApp on mobile phones, which allow us to filter the application’s messages so that we can better find those that really interest us.

It remains to be seen when this button will be available to delete the count of unread WhatsApp messages, because at the moment it has been seen in the beta version for Android v2.24.11.13, so it could reach a stable version in the coming weeks.

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Tags: Apps, WhatsApp