Mark Zuckerberg adds new chat filter update and users love it

• Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has informed netizens that WhatsApp has rolled out a chat filter feature to make the platform even better
• Mark announced the WhatsApp update on his verified Facebook page and shared how it would aid users on the leading social media platform
• The new development sent WhatsApp users into a frenzy as many people described it as a welcome initiative

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has announced a new chat filter feature for its social media platform WhatsApp.

In a Facebook post on Tuesday, 16 April, Mark shared a screenshot of the new feature on WhatsApp.

Mark Zuckerberg said the new feature helps people to find important messages fast. Image: Mark Zuckerberg Source: UGC

According to the billionaire, the chat filter feature would help users find important messages quickly. Mark wrote:

“Rolling out chat filters on WhatsApp so you can find important messages fast. Thanks for the reminder, John.”

WhatsApp users have hailed Mark’s announcement as people shared how it would benefit them.

Mixed reactions trail Mark Zuckerberg’s WhatsApp announcement

Patrick Chijioke said:

“That sounds like a handy feature,chat filters can definitely make it easier to navigate through conversations and find important messages quickly.”

Данчо Полицая commented:

“That’s exactly what we need, Markie! Another great invention to make our lives easy and completed! It’s incredible how much you did for us, brother and I am truly honored to be your friend forever and support you in everything you do!”

Cheryl Stinson exclaimed:

“I love it! You guys make it easy to track messages. Thank you for the new features.”

Nechelee TV added:

“We can’t also wait for you to monetize us here in Nigeria.”

Bli Made Jayen said:

“Thank you for launching this feature to make our work easier.”

dr haya gamer commented:

“Very Impressive, Best player in history.”

Clement Ogboyan Garuba said:

“Wow! This is a great improvement. Keep up the good work.”

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