WhatsApp is rolling out voice message transcripts to all users in the coming weeks, the company announced Thursday. The feature—which others like Apple's Messages and Phone apps already offer—is useful when you receive a voice message but can't play it because you're on the move,

Popular Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp today announced a new transcription feature that's designed to provide you with a transcript of a

WhatsApp announced on Thursday it's rolling out voice message transcripts. The Meta-owned company says the new feature will come in handy when you're on the move or in a loud place where you can't listen to a voice message.

The voice message language is not supported. According to WhatsApp, languages currently supported are English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Russian.

WhatsApp has announced that its Voice Note Transcript feature will be made available to users worldwide in the coming weeks.

WhatsApp has announced a new Voice Message Transcripts feature for select languages. The aim is to help users with transcripts when they cannot hear the received voice notes in select situations. WhatsApp also notes that it can help comprehend longer voice notes more easily.

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WhatsApp reassured users that the transcripts are generated directly on their devices, ensuring that no one else, not even WhatsApp, can access or read personal messages. Additionally, read receipts for voice messages will appear according to the user’s privacy settings.

WhatsApp has introduced a new Voice Message Transcripts feature which allows users to easily convert voice messages into text. This makes it easier

WhatsApp, owned by Meta, has introduced a new feature that allows users to transcribe voice messages into text, making it easier to stay connected in any situation. The transcription feature is being rolled out globally over the coming weeks,

A new WhatsApp update will save people from listening to long voice notes. Instead, the app will now automatically transcribe those recordings, giving people a text version of what the other person has said.