WhatsApp has started testing the much-anticipated beta iOS message messaging player for iOS, which will allow other iPhone users to continue listening to their voice messages or switch between conversations. Voice messages can now be played in the background so users can quickly listen to them in the app chat area. WhatsApp Business for iOS, in addition to WhatsApp for iOS, has been seen testing a new feature of voice messages with other beta testers before its regular release.
WhatsApp version of iOS beta version of 22.1.72 has enabled the global voice messaging player for some users, according to WhatsApp beta tracker WABetaInfo. Its appearance was seen on Twitter by several beta testers. In WhatsApp Business for iOS version 22.1.72, this feature is said to come from other beta testers.
WABetaInfo has provided a picture of the voice message player worldwide to give us more information. When moving from one chat to another, a voice message player appears at the top of the screen, allowing users to continue listening to their voice messages.
When a user leaves a chat to receive a message, WhatsApp usually stops playing voice message.
According to WABetaInfo, even if you are using the latest beta version, there is a risk that you will not be able to listen to your voice messages if you switch to a different chat. This may be because the feature is currently only available to a small number of beta testers.
In October last year, WhatsApp began to appear running on the global voice messaging player for iOS. Earlier this week, this feature appeared to be undergoing testing on Android users.
The exact date when the global voice message player will be available in the WhatsApp version of iOS for iOS is unknown. If the function is released to the entire community, WhatsApp can make some changes to it.WhatsApp has been working to improve the voice message experience in its app for several months now. Last month, a Meta-owned company introduced a voice message preview system that allows users to listen to a recording before sending it to their contacts. It has also recently begun to test voice communication waves and has given the ability to change the speed at which audio messages are played back into place.
WhatsApp has started testing the much-anticipated beta iOS message messaging player for iOS, which will allow other iPhone users to continue listening to their voice messages or switch between conversations. Voice messages can now be played in the background so users can quickly listen to them in the app chat area. WhatsApp Business for iOS, in addition to WhatsApp for iOS, has been seen testing a new feature of voice messages with other beta testers before its regular release.
WhatsApp version of iOS beta version of 22.1.72 has enabled the global voice messaging player for some users, according to WhatsApp beta tracker WABetaInfo. Its appearance was seen on Twitter by several beta testers. In WhatsApp Business for iOS version 22.1.72, this feature is said to come from other beta testers.
WABetaInfo has provided a picture of the voice message player worldwide to give us more information. When moving from one chat to another, a voice message player appears at the top of the screen, allowing users to continue listening to their voice messages.
When a user leaves a chat to receive a message, WhatsApp usually stops playing voice message.
According to WABetaInfo, even if you are using the latest beta version, there is a risk that you will not be able to listen to your voice messages if you switch to a different chat. This may be because the feature is currently only available to a small number of beta testers.
In October last year, WhatsApp began to appear running on the global voice messaging player for iOS. Earlier this week, this feature appeared to be undergoing testing on Android users.
The exact date when the global voice message player will be available in the WhatsApp version of iOS for iOS is unknown. If the function is released to the entire community, WhatsApp can make some changes to it.
WhatsApp has been working to improve the voice message experience in its app for several months now. Last month, a Meta-owned company introduced a voice message preview system that allows users to listen to a recording before sending it to their contacts. It has also recently begun to test voice communication waves and has given the ability to change the speed at which audio messages are played back into place.
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