How do you organize your chats and conversations differently on your phone compared to your computer?

My personal chat organization methods on my phone and computer differ due to the different user interfaces and usage patterns. Here's how I organize my chats on each device:

Phone (Android):

1. Pinned Chats: I pin important chats (family, close friends, and frequently used channels) to the top of the chat list for quick access.

2. Folders: I use the 'Create New Folder' feature to group chats by categories (e.g., work, hobbies, and social groups). This helps me quickly find and manage relevant chats.

3. Archived Chats: I archive chats that are no longer active or important, which helps declutter my chat list and maintain focus on the relevant conversations.

4. Unread Messages: I regularly check for unread messages by looking at the chat list's top bar, which displays the number of unread messages.

Computer (Windows):

1. Separate Windows: I often have multiple Telegram windows open, each dedicated to a specific task or group of chats (e.g., work, personal, and news). This helps me maintain focus and avoid distractions.

2. Channel Notifications: I customize channel notifications on my computer to minimize distractions, as I find it easier to manage notifications on a larger screen.

3. Search Function: I frequently use the search function to find specific chats, messages, or files, as the computer's larger screen makes it easier to navigate through search results.

4. Use of Bots: I utilize various Telegram bots on my computer for tasks like scheduling, file management, and automation, which helps streamline my workflow.

5. Saved Messages: I save important messages, files, and links in the 'Saved Messages' section for easy reference, as it's more convenient to access and manage saved items on a computer.

These methods help me maintain an organized chat list and workflow on both my phone and computer, making it easier to manage conversations and tasks across devices.