WhatsApp has introduced a helpful new feature that lets users leave a voice message when someone doesn’t answer their call. Instead of hanging up and opening the chat manually, callers will now see a ‘Record voice message’ option right on the call screen. This makes it easier and faster to share important information, especially when the other person is unavailable. But there’s a catch: the feature is currently rolling out only to iOS users.
When a call goes unanswered, users can instantly record and send a short voice note. The message is delivered alongside the missed call alert, giving recipients a quick way to understand why they were called and respond when they’re free. According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is also rolling out a similar option for video calls, letting users send short video notes if a video call isn’t answered.
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This new option comes as part of WhatsApp’s broader update to the Calls tab, which has been redesigned into a more organised ‘unified call hub.’ The hub brings all call tools together so users can manage voice and video calls more efficiently.
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The first option is the hub is the Call button, which lets you start individual or group calls of up to 31 participants through a simplified contact list registered on WhatsApp. The second option is a Scheduling button, which lets you plan calls in advance. The third element is a Keypad button, which allows you to dial numbers directly through WhatsApp, even if a number isn’t saved. The last option is Favourites.
It’s important to note that these features are currently rolling out, so just wait a little bit if you haven’t received them yet.
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