WhatsApp revolutionizes vocal notes. Here is the news released on Android and iOS

WhatsApp, the world's most popular messaging system, has introduced significant new features for listening to voice messages on both Android and iOS smartphones. From now on, users will be able to reproduce voice messages sequentially, one by one, as happens in the competing Telegram app, for example, for a more coherent and orderly flow than today.

WhatsApp: what changes with the new vocal notes Accordingly, all users with an Android oriOS smartphone will now be able to listen to more vocal notes without individually opening them. It will no longer be necessary to start reproducing each voice message that has arrived in the conversation, but, starting with one, all subsequent voice messages will be played in chronological order regarding the time of receipt. The novelty was released for Android in the public version of WhatsApp, but we know that this new feature is also being used by many users on the iPhone.

When the client detects the arrival of two or more voice messages, it automatically plays them all, signaling a short audio file to the end of each voice message. Interesting at the end of the vocal message is the presence of two different tones: one indicates that it is finished but another indicates that it is finished and the other indicates that it is the last sequence.

Voice messages have now become one of the most frequently used features in apps that enable them particularly among young people. They replaced the "old" phone calls and are sent when it is not possible to write the message itself. The new system will delight users who can easily and immediately listen to audio notes. A novelty that seems to be part of a long list of new features developers are introducing and will introduce such as night mode in the coming months. It will change the app's interface with the dark mode, with the classic white and green, leaving room for black.