# Subchannel Unread Count

The SDK provides a simple way for clients to retrieve the unread count for a sub channel. To view the unread count for a sub channel, we can get it from a sub channel object. This count represents the number of messages that you have not yet read in that sub channel.

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To check if a sub channel supports the Unread Count feature, you can use the following code:

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