WhatsApp is rolling out voice message transcripts to all users in the coming weeks, the company announced Thursday. The feature—which others like Apple's Messages and Phone apps already offer—is useful when you receive a voice message but can't play it because you're on the move,

WhatsApp announced on Thursday that it's rolling out voice message transcripts to let users read voice messages.

Popular Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp today announced a new transcription feature that's designed to provide you with a transcript of a

WhatsApp has announced a new Voice Message Transcripts feature for select languages. The aim is to help users with transcripts when they cannot hear the received voice notes in select situations. WhatsApp also notes that it can help comprehend longer voice notes more easily.

WhatsApp is introducing a new transcription feature that makes it easier (and more convenient) to communicate using voice messaging. The feature is rolling out globally to Android and iOS users “in the coming weeks” according to WhatsApp,

However, while voice messages can be so easy for a sender to send, they can sometimes be inconvenient to reply to, for several reasons. However, with WhatsApp just introducing voice message transcripts, they're about to change the game.

On WhatsApp, voice messages can now be transcribed into text "to help you keep up with conversations no matter what you're doing".

Designed for loud environments (or people who prefer reading over listening), they remain encrypted and private.

Meta has started rolling out a new feature called Voice Message Transcripts to its Android and iOS apps. At the moment, it supports just four languages.

Perfect for those who hate listening to voice messages. Voice messages are much easier to send than typing, but, for some people, much more of a hassle

It’s starting with just a few languages, WhatsApp says, and these turn out to be English, Portuguese, Spanish and Russian, with more languages to be supported in the future. The