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WhatsApp is working on a voicemail-like feature

WhatsApp introduces a voicemail-like function in its Android beta, enabling users to leave voice messages after missed calls to improve communication efficiency.

  • As of August 20, 2025, WhatsApp is experimenting with a voicemail-like function for Android beta testers that enables sending voice messages right after a call is not answered.
  • This feature arises from WhatsApp's expansion of personal and professional communication tools, including call scheduling and reminders, to improve real-time interaction.
  • The voicemail shortcut appears on the call screen alongside call again and cancel buttons and also within the chat thread where the missed call occurred.
  • WABetaInfo highlighted that the recorded message sends directly with the missed call notification, providing faster updates and more convenient responses for users.
  • WhatsApp has not announced a release timeline or iOS availability, but successful beta tests could lead to broader rollout aligning with EU interoperability rules.
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WhatsApp adds a handy feature to its call functions: In the future, you will be able to record and send a voice message directly when you make missed calls. The feature is currently being tested in beta version 2.25.23.21 for Android, as WABetaInfo reports. The new feature works similar to a classic mailbox. If a call does not pass, an option to pick up a voice message will automatically appear. This will then be sent directly to the chat with t…

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9to5Mac broke the news in on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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