WhatsApp is introducing the capability to pin chats in both one-on-one and group conversations. Users can now pin various types of conversations, encompassing text, polls, images, and emojis. However, the feature allows the pinning of only one chat at a time. According to the Meta-owned chat app, users can pin a chat by long-pressing on a conversation and selecting "Pin" from the menu. Duration options for pinning include 24 hours, 7 days (the default option), and 30 days. This feature proves particularly handy for scenarios such as sharing addresses for a first-time visit to a friend's place, ensuring easy access. In group chats, it facilitates highlighting essential information about an event or a place, such as rules or critical details. The company notes that in groups, administrators can decide whether only admins or any member can pin a message. Notably, WhatsApp's rivals Telegram and iMessage already provide a pin message option for users in both individual and group chats. It remains unclear if WhatsApp intends to extend the pinned messages feature to Channels. In a recent update, WhatsApp also introduced the ability to send disappearing voice messages that can only be viewed once by the recipient.
Wednesday, December 13, 2023
WhatsApp now allows users to pin messages in both individual and group conversations
WhatsApp is introducing the capability to pin chats in both one-on-one and group conversations. Users can now pin various types of conversations, encompassing text, polls, images, and emojis. However, the feature allows the pinning of only one chat at a time. According to the Meta-owned chat app, users can pin a chat by long-pressing on a conversation and selecting "Pin" from the menu. Duration options for pinning include 24 hours, 7 days (the default option), and 30 days. This feature proves particularly handy for scenarios such as sharing addresses for a first-time visit to a friend's place, ensuring easy access. In group chats, it facilitates highlighting essential information about an event or a place, such as rules or critical details. The company notes that in groups, administrators can decide whether only admins or any member can pin a message. Notably, WhatsApp's rivals Telegram and iMessage already provide a pin message option for users in both individual and group chats. It remains unclear if WhatsApp intends to extend the pinned messages feature to Channels. In a recent update, WhatsApp also introduced the ability to send disappearing voice messages that can only be viewed once by the recipient.
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