The entrepreneur Mark Zuckerberg announced on Thursday (22) the appeal “Voice conversations ”For all groups of WhatsApp . The news enables members to start spontaneously a voice conversation without having to get out of the chat or start a call.
Previously, the feature was available only for large groups, and now everyone can start a voice conversation, regardless of the size of the group. Unlike a call, group members can get into the conversation when they want, without leaving the chat.
To start a voice conversation, just slide the conversation screen up and hold for a few seconds. The voice conversation is fixed at the bottom of the conversation so you can access the controls easily and so that the group members can check out who is in the conversation and enter when they want.
What are the differences between voice conversations and group calls?
Although similar, the voice conversation feature is different from WhatsApp group calls. The voice conversation does not notify the whole group or generates a touch as in the calls.
In addition, once finished, voice conversation is not registered in the group, being a more spontaneous alternative for a quick subject in the group. Group bonds offer more structure when there is something specific to discuss, such as the feature of raising your hand and emojis reactions, while voice conversations are a more casual option.
Finally, voice conversations act as a live conversation space, where anyone in the group can hear and actively participate.
Voice conversations, as well as calls and messages, are protected with end -to -end encryption.
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This content was originally published in WhatsApp releases voice conversations in groups; See how it works on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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