The vast majority of WhatsApp users know that over the years of using the service more and more conversations pile upwhich eventually translates into an endless list of contacts and groups. And while it’s true that the search function allows us to find conversations, it’s true that on many occasions we try to find them using another meaning of digital, that is, by moving the conversation until we wear out the fingerprint of the index finger. .

This will increase substantially if for any reason we have many contacts and conversations from different origins: colleagues at work, groups of friends, professional contacts, famous groups of fathers and mothers from children’s school, groups of shared hobbies, etc. The list is endless and it is more than likely that in at least one or two of these cases you have felt identified and that you they even closed their eyes when thinking about hours and hours of exchanging messages, which is not always desirable.

Try as he might, the meta can’t do much to make these conversations more tolerable, but at least he has power in his fist. improve conversation managementfacilitating their location by means other than direct search, which in some cases may not be the most effective tool for this purpose. And as we can read in AndroidPolice, the technology company has already started deploying sensational progress in this regard.

As you might have guessed from the title of this post, WhatsApp has already started rolling out its lists featurewhich will allow us to group conversations into groups that we can define based on their origin. This feature is in addition to the existing All, Unread, Favorites, and Groups conversation groups that are already displayed at the top of the main screen above the conversation list.

The key point about lists is that they are privateso only the user who created them will know which contact is part of them. And to guarantee that it will be possible to have everything well organized, WhatsApp allows you to create up to 20 lists personalized, which, at least at first glance, seems more than enough to manage all the conversations we have, whether frequent or timely, through the most used instant messaging service on the planet.