WhatsApp will soon let you share Voice Notes as Status updates: Report
WhatsApp currently only lets you share media and text updates on your Status.
WhatsApp will soon let you record an audio and share it as a Status update. (Express Photo)
It’s another day and we have another WhatsApp feature, which may be introduced soon. This is an update for the Status section (WhatsApp’s version of disappearing Stories) and will allow people to share voice notes as a Status update. Here are the details to know.
WhatsApp’s Status feature– the app’s version of the Stories feature we see on other platforms like Instagram– has been largely limited to pictures, videos, and text updates. However, it seems the platform will soon allow some more flexibility when it comes to its Status updates by adding support for Voice Notes.
The new type of status updates will be called “voice statuses”. As the name says, this will let you add voice recordings to your WhatsApp status
Voice Note Status updates, or ‘Voice Status’ will allow users to record a quick audio note and share it on their Status tab, similar to how users could send Voice Notes to other WhatsApp users in the chat window. These Voice Status updates will allow users to share important updates with sound cues, or a set of instructions with their contacts with ease by simply recording themselves and sharing the same.
A new report by WABetaInfo suggests that the feature is currently in development and will come with a future update. A screenshot also shows how the implementation will look. Check it out below.
The image reveals that a dedicated voice button will pop up when you add new Status updates. This button will let you switch to Voice Status and record the voice note to be shared. Voice Status updates will also likely follow the same privacy settings as your regular Status updates. This means your Voice updates will not be visible to people who have no access to your regular Status updates. The visibility of these updates will depend on how your personal privacy settings are tuned.Note that there is currently no timeline for the same and the feature will first come to beta users. WhatsApp will then bring the feature to the stable app once any bugs have been ironed out. This could take weeks or months, so don’t hold your breath on the upcoming feature just yet.
Note that there is currently no timeline for the same and the feature will first come to beta users. WhatsApp will then bring the feature to the stable app once any bugs have been ironed out. This could take weeks or months, so don’t hold your breath on the upcoming feature just yet.
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