WhatsApp’s adding a voice note transcription feature coming soon.
WhatsApp is building a voice note transcription feature! This means you’ll be able to convert voice messages into text directly within the app, ditching third-party services. WABetaInfo reports the feature is still in development, but it appears WhatsApp might even let you choose the language for the transcript.
WhatsApp’s upcoming update might let you pick a language for voice message transcripts! For now, English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, and Hindi are on the table, with more languages likely to join the party later. Just choose your language and download a quick package to get transcribed. One thing to note: this feature is currently aimed at Android users only.
Choosing a language for voice message transcripts on WhatsApp is a game-changer. No more struggling with messages in another language. This feature makes WhatsApp more accessible for everyone, letting you understand voice notes in your preferred tongue.
WhatsApp’s getting smarter! ️ Transcripts will be more accurate thanks to language-specific smarts, and you can even choose different languages for each voice note. Just download a quick language pack (it stays on your device for privacy!) and you’re good to go.
Speaking of calls, WhatsApp’s got some new tricks up its sleeve:
- Share your screen: Now you can show, not just tell, during calls with screen sharing!
- Bigger parties: Calling all the crew! The participant limit has been bumped up for even more inclusive calls.
- Spotlight, please! Put a focus on who’s talking with the speaker spotlight feature.
- Watch videos together with friends and family, even if you’re miles apart thanks to screen sharing with audio.
- Bigger and better calls: Get the whole crew involved! Video calls can now accommodate up to 32 participants.
- Crystal clear connections: Say goodbye to choppy calls! The new MLow codec ensures smoother and more reliable video calls.
Gradual rollout: WhatsApp often rolls out new features gradually to a small percentage of users first. This allows them to test for bugs and ensure stability before making it available to everyone.
App Store/Play Store updates: Once the features are deemed stable, they’ll be included in a regular WhatsApp update pushed through the respective app stores. These updates typically happen every few weeks.
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User action: You might not need to take any specific action to receive the update. Most app stores automatically download and install updates for apps you’ve downloaded. However, you can also manually check for updates in the app store settings.
WhatsApp whispers about a future update! They’re working on turning voice notes into text right inside the app, and it sounds like they might even let you choose the language for the transcript.
