WhatsApp message transcriptions are now available worldwide with a select range of languages supported.
The goal of this recent WhatsApp update, which started rolling out globally, is to improve the user experience, particularly in circumstances where listening to audio is impractical or impossible.
Originally unveiled in November of last year, the audio message transcription feature uses on-device processing to protect user privacy while the transcription is being done. In the upcoming weeks, users will have complete access to the WhatsApp feature, which is being rolled out gradually.
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Right now, the feature has multiple languages such as English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. However, certain regions, including South Asia, do not yet have full support for local languages, such as Urdu or Hindi.
To activate this setting, you need to ensure that you have the latest version of WhatsApp. Go to Settings>Chat>Voice Message Transcriptions and enable the option.
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