WhatsApp, an instant messaging platform that is widely used, has recently introduced a new feature that enables the transcription of audio messages into text. The objective of this innovation is to improve the privacy and accessibility of its global user base. It will be implemented globally for Android and iOS users in the upcoming weeks.
The Voice Message Transcript feature allows users to read voice messages, allowing them to remain connected even when listening is not an option. According to WhatsApp, the transcripts are generated directly on the user’s device, ensuring that neither WhatsApp nor any third party can access the audio or text content of the voice message.
The Voice Transcript feature is turned off by default, meaning users must enable it in the settings to convert voice messages into text. Here’s how to activate it:
This update reflects WhatsApp’s commitment to user convenience and privacy, offering a seamless way to manage voice communications.
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