You can now listen to your voice messages on WhatsApp before sending them

28/05/2022 By gifsauce 751 Views

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You Don't have to repeat your soliloque anymore.

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WhatsApp has just developed a new feature that is very useful for all those who regularly send voice notes. The instant messaging service now allows you to listen to a voice message before it is sent.

You Don't have to repeat your soliloque anymore. avant d’appuyer sur le terrifiant bouton microphone, désormais vous pouvez « vérifier votre message vocal avant l’envoi pour l’envoyer en toute confiance », indique WhatsApp sur sa page dédiée. La fonctionnalité est disponible sur Android, iOS, sur le web et sur les apps pour ordinateurs.

How to listen to your voice message before sending

To listen to a voice message before sending it, it's very simple:

On our test mobile (under Android). It may have happened that the padlock icon did not appear. Slipping up is still tilting in hand-free mode. If your phone doesn't seem to react, keep that in mind.

WhatsApp focuses on voice messages

If you do not know, it is also possible to control the speed of reading the voice messages received. Just start the playback and click on the 1x button that appears to the right of the track. You will then be able to switch to 1.5x or even 2x mode to hear your messages at a higher rate.

WhatsApp is also working on a voice pause feature (available in beta) and a voice content transcription feature, so that you can read a message without necessarily listening to it. The new mode is voice mail and WhatsApp doesn't want to miss it.

Vous pouvez désormais écouter vos messages vocaux sur WhatsApp avant de les envoyer

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