WhatsApp: WhatsApp will send a message after a missed call, how will the new Voicemail feature work..

WhatsApp constantly brings new features for its users. This time, the company has introduced a new feature to improve the calling experience. Now, if you call someone on WhatsApp and the other person does not receive the call, then after the call is disconnected, you will get the option to send a voicemail directly. This feature is exactly like the old voicemail system of mobile networks, but the difference is that now it will be available directly inside the WhatsApp App.

How will the new Voicemail feature work?

Whenever you call a contact on WhatsApp and he does not receive the call, the option of Leave Voicemail will appear on the screen. By clicking on this option, you can record a small voice message. This voice message will be delivered to the other person in the same way as sending an audio message. As soon as the receiver opens WhatsApp, they will be able to listen to the voicemail.

Why is this feature special?

Earlier, if a call was missed, the caller had to type a message and tell. Now, by sending a voicemail in just one click, the matter can be explained quickly. This feature will be especially useful when the call is important but the other person is not able to pick up the call.

At present, WhatsApp has introduced this feature in beta testing. Soon, it will be launched on both iOS and Android platforms. If this feature is not visible in your phone right now, then it will be shown in the upcoming updates.

WhatsApp Status Update Share

Recently, another update has been seen on the WhatsApp beta version. In which users will be able to share WhatsApp status with any third party app. You will not have to update separately. This feature is being launched first for iOS beta users. After some time, it can be started for all users.

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