WhatsApp launches another feature – See how it works and benefits users
The new feature has been
launched currently been for 'Google play beta program' and is update version
2.18.123. After implementing the possibility to not lose a voice message on the
iOS version, WhatsApp has finally added the feature in the Android build!
WhatsApp has been quite
active in revamping its instant messaging services to make life easy for its
1.5 billion users. After introducing ‘dismiss the admin’ feature, the
Facebook-owned instant messaging app has now rolled out ‘saved voice messages’.
The new feature has been launched currently been for ‘Google play beta program’
and is update version 2.18.123. After implementing the possibility to not lose
a voice message on the iOS version, WhatsApp has finally added the feature in
the Android build!
The best trick to listen
the voice message before sending it: go to your Home Screen while recording and
open WhatsApp again ????
Here is how ‘saved voice
messages’ feature works:
Earlier, when a user
used the voice recording feature he could not exit the chat, but now when s/he
is recording a voice message and something else happens at the same time (for
example, you receive a call, or the battery of your phone is low), WhatsApp will
save the voice message, so you won’t be forced to record another one again.
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If the users want to
listen to the voice message before sending it, all they need to is one little
thing: go to the Home Screen! Using this way, they’ll be able to listen to the
voice message! The report first surfaced on WaBetaInfo.
The feature is already
enabled by default, so the WhatsApp Beta users can start to use it immediately
right away.
Meanwhile, WhatsApp has
updated its ‘Terms of Service and Privacy Policy’ ahead of General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR) that comes into effect in Europe on May 25. Soon,
the messaging service will let users download the data it collects. WhatsApp
has clarified that it is not asking for new rights to collect personal information
with the update.
The Facebook-owned
company has explained how it uses and protects people’s data. In the European
Union, the minimum age for signing up on WhatsApp will now be 16 years, and not
13.
Source : feonline
