WhatsApp, the popular messaging platform, is rolling out a new feature for its beta testers: disappearing voice messages. This feature, similar to the ‘View Once’ feature for photos and videos, allows users to send voice messages that can be listened to only once. Once the recipient hears the message, it disappears, and they can’t save or forward it.
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How to Access the Feature?
If you are a WhatsApp beta tester, follow these simple steps to start using disappearing voice messages:
- Recording a Voice Message: Open a chat and tap the microphone button to record your voice message as usual.
- Setting it to ‘View Once’: After recording, you’ll notice a new icon, resembling the number ‘1’. Tap on it, and your voice message will be set to ‘View Once’.
- No Playback After Listening: It’s important to note that even you, as the sender, won’t be able to listen to the message again once the recipient has heard it.
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How to Get the Feature?
To access this feature, you need to be a WhatsApp beta tester. Make sure you have the latest update installed:
- For Android users, update to WhatsApp beta version 2.23.22.4 from the Google Play Store.
- iOS users can update to WhatsApp beta version 23.21.1.73 through the TestFlight app.
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What’s Special About Disappearing Voice Messages?
Similar to disappearing photos and videos, this feature adds an extra layer of privacy and security to your conversations. Once your voice message is played, it vanishes, ensuring that sensitive information or personal messages remain private.
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