WhatsApp: If you use WhatsApp a lot, then it must have happened to you that you are at such a place or in such a situation that you cannot hear the voice note sent by the person in front. In such a situation, we either ask the person in front to say the matter in the message or else we say that we will reply after listening to the voice note in a while. But now you will not have to do this. Actually, WhatsApp is working on a new feature under which you will be able to read voice notes in text.
According to WABetaInfo, a website that monitors the development of WhatsApp, WhatsApp is working on transcribing voice notes. Currently, this feature is in the developing stage, which has not yet been made live for anyone. According to the website, the company will bring this feature to iOS users first. WABetaInfo has also shared a screenshot. It can be seen in the screenshot that when the new feature will not work. That is, if it will not understand the language of the voice note or the language is not correct, then it will show you an alert in which you will be asked to change the language.
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More than 2 billion people use WhatsApp worldwide. This app is so popular that today you will get to see this application in every person’s phone. To improve the user experience, the company is continuously working on many new features which will be made live gradually. Soon users are going to get many great features like voice note on WhatsApp status, report on status, change in text fonts etc.
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