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How to listen to WhatsApp voice message before sending it and read web messages without opening chat

WhatsApp launched a useful feature, which allows you to record a voice message without the need to keep the icon pressed, and in addition, listen to the audio before sending it. At the moment, it is only available for iOS devices (iPhones) and will soon be available for the Android operating system.

The audios became one of the main resources to feed conversations on WhatsApp, especially among younger users. But how does this new option work?

It is very simple: you have to keep the microphone button located on the right side next to the text field pressed and move it upwards to start recording without the need to keep the icon pressed.

When you finish talking, you have to click on contact information (above) and in this way the recording is paused. And then you go back, that is to the field of conversation and you can listen to the audio before sending it. It should be noted that you can continue talking, you just have to do the same, press the button and pull it up again.



The most used messaging service, WhatsApp, as everybody knows, has now a web version. Normally, when working from the computer or having the cell phone away, the application can take shape on the screens through a QR code. The web version works identically to the one used in the mobile device, that is, when you click on a message it is marked as read and if you are using it, you appear online.

However, it is possible to read the messages without opening the conversation that interests you and without your contacts knowing that you have been able to access them. The WhatsApp Web interface allows us to see on the left a list with all the active chats and on the right the conversation that we have selected.

Therefore, to get read the messages "hidden" the solution is more than simple: all you have to do is position the cursor on the conversation that is not read and a small label will appear where you can read what your contact wrote you.

No need to click, just pose the cursor. Only the last message will be observed and there is no option to read the previous ones. Of course, it is possible that the person sees you online and may wonder why you should not respond. The option is also available for group conversations.

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