WhatsApp Now Allows Consecutive Audio Message Playback on Android

New WhatsApp feature can prove to be helpful for conversations involving predominantly audio clips

HIGHLIGHTS

• Continuous audio clip playback feature is available via stable channel
• The latest update also fixes a vulnerability in the messaging app
• Features spotted in the recent beta builds are yet to arrive

WhatsApp Messenger for Android has gotten another update, which includes one clever element – consistent sound message playback – to the talk application. The most recent stable form of WhatsApp on Android currently consequently begins playing the following voice message sent to the client, when the past voice clasp has completed the process of playing. The element is now accessible in the iOS adaptation of WhatsApp. In any case, a couple of highlights that were as of late seen testing in the beta channel, for example, the capacity to share WhatsApp status as a story on Facebook and a devoted QR code catch in the application's profile area are yet to arrive.

The previously mentioned highlight has been included for the stable WhatsApp Android application with the v2.19.150 update. The consistent voice message playback highlight expels the problem of physically tapping the play catch on the following voice message once the past one has finished. Despite the fact that it's anything but a noteworthy feature, it will surely prove to be useful for discussions including the trading of various voice messages sent with hardly a pause in between. To review, the element was first spotted in WhatsApp beta 2.19.86 for Android back in March this year.

Unfortunately, some fascinating highlights, for example, the capacity to share WhatsApp status as a story on Facebook and a devoted QR code catch that was recently spotted testing are yet to arrive by means of the steady channel. In addition, the new emoticon style accessible through the doodle picker for notices, which was also seen in beta testing a month ago, is absent from the most recent WhatsApp update.