Most messaging apps are designed so that every message in a group is visible to all participants. When users need to discuss something with a smaller group of people, they often create a new chat group. Because this process is easy, teams frequently create new groups instead of keeping conversations organised within a single environment.
Why do messaging apps encourage creating new chat groups?
- Work Tracking Messaging
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