As per WABetaInfo, now the WhatsApp Chat Transfer option no longer needs Google Drive backup in order to move chats. The recent WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.9.19, reveals a new feature. This helps to enhance how WhatsApp chats are migrated to new phones. Also this new feature, Chat Transfer, will work without the Google Drive backup option. Parallelly, WhatsApp has also rolled out features such as voice note transcription, automatic status updates to Facebook, and more. Further, we going to elaborate on all such features that Meta owned company has launched.
WhatsApp Chat Transfer doesn’t need Google Drive Backup
The need from switching from a WhatsApp account from an old phone to a new one is often. While, once you register your mobile number through OTP verification, it enables synced to have the most recent chats backed up on your Google Drive. Now, WhatsApp is presently working to make this process much easier.
As per the report, the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.9.22 update come up with a Chat Transfer feature. This can be conveniently accessible from Settings>Chats>Chat Transfer. Also, once enabled, then you need to click on Start to initiate the transfer and scan the given QR code on the old device to start the process.
WhatsApp Voice Message Transcripts
Moving ahead, WhatsApp also launched voice message transcripts on WhatsApp beta for iOS 23.9.0.70. This feature is quite essential for differently-abled individuals. For those who are not able to listen to the voice note. As it provides the text transcript of the voice note, which certainly makes users read it.
Another importance of this feature is as it makes it much more convenient to search for specific info inside the voice note. Presently the search option doesn’t consist of the information in voice notes But with notes transcribed to text and indexed, it becomes searchable. In addition to this, once users receive it, it’s turned on automatically. Whereas, it can be accessed from Settings>Chats>Voice Message Transcripts.
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