Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more.WhatsApp is introducing voice message transcription to Android users, expanding a feature previously available only on iOS.  After nearly two years of development and initial beta testing, this functionality is now rolling out globally for both Android and iOS through the stable app version.  It allows users to generate written transcripts of voice messages directly on their devices, a convenient tool for those who can’t listen to audio messages at a given time. You can now read WhatsApp voice messages on Android WhatsApp voice message transcripts can come in handy when you can’t hear a voice message properly in a loud place or just don’t want to listen to a long voice message.  The transcription process is performed locally on the user’s device, ensuring privacy. WhatsApp has emphasized that messages remain end-to-end encrypted, meaning neither WhatsApp nor external parties can access the transcribed content. The feature is disabled by default and requires manual activation. Users can enable it by navigating to Settings > Chats and toggling on Voice Message Transcripts. Once enabled, they can transcribe a message by long-pressing it and selecting Transcribe. Android users can choose from four supported languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Russian. In contrast, iOS offers a broader range of supported languages, contingent on the device’s operating system.  However, WhatsApp plans to…WhatsApp voice message transcription finally arrives on Android

Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more.WhatsApp is introducing voice message transcription to Android users, expanding a feature previously available only on iOS.  After nearly two years of development and initial beta testing, this functionality is now rolling out globally for both Android and iOS through the stable app version.  It allows users to generate written transcripts of voice messages directly on their devices, a convenient tool for those who can’t listen to audio messages at a given time. You can now read WhatsApp voice messages on Android WhatsApp voice message transcripts can come in handy when you can’t hear a voice message properly in a loud place or just don’t want to listen to a long voice message.  The transcription process is performed locally on the user’s device, ensuring privacy. WhatsApp has emphasized that messages remain end-to-end encrypted, meaning neither WhatsApp nor external parties can access the transcribed content. The feature is disabled by default and requires manual activation. Users can enable it by navigating to Settings > Chats and toggling on Voice Message Transcripts. Once enabled, they can transcribe a message by long-pressing it and selecting Transcribe. Android users can choose from four supported languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Russian. In contrast, iOS offers a broader range of supported languages, contingent on the device’s operating system.  However, WhatsApp plans to…WhatsApp voice message transcription finally arrives on Android