WhatsApp is continually adding to and updating its platform in order to improve the user experience of its massive user base. And the most recent feature appears to be focused on making audio communications more engaging.
The popular messaging platform, owned by Meta, is now exploring additional features like as message reactions, polling, and multi-device compatibility. However, the new features do not stop there; it is also working on adding more that will aid improve voice interactions. The changes will result in enhancements such as draught preview, the option to pause and continue recording, out of chat playback, resuming playback, and even waveform visualisation.
Since 2013, users of WhatsApp have been able to send voice messages. While it isn't the platform's primary focus, the business claims that an average of 7 billion audio messages are received each day. As a result, it's clear that it's a popular feature of the app, and it's not surprising that the company would want to improve it even more. One of the upcoming features is Out of Chat Playback, which allows users to listen to voice messages even when they are not in the original chat. This is a much-requested feature that will improve your quality of life.
Users will also be able to pause and restart recordings in the near future. Another new feature is the ability to listen to voice messages before sending them using the new Draft preview function. Finally, the Waveform Visualization displays a visual depiction of the voice message's sound. All of these features should be available on the live build in a few weeks.
