The microblogging platform Twitter is embracing voice content more than ever. Just a few days ago, it announced the beta version of Twitter Spaces for Indian users and is now testing voice DMs in the country. According to Twitter, this is an experimental feature and not ready for mass implementation. In addition to India, it is being tested in two other countries: Brazil and Japan. The idea behind Voice DM is to add a personal touch to communication. Although self-explanatory, Voice DM allows users to record a short audio clip and send it as a direct message to their friends and followers. According to Twitter, this new feature is rolling out gradually and will be available for iOS and Android users.
Although this new feature is available to all users regardless of smartphone operating system, Twitter users will only be able to listen to messages sent to them. If you're wondering how to send a voicemail message on Twitter, the first thing to do is make sure your mobile app is updated to the latest version. When you're done, you can go to the Messages tab and open any existing chat or start a new one to see if the voice DM feature is available. The presence of a microphone icon means that you can now send voice messages. Sending a voicemail message is quite simple and the process is similar to sending a voicemail message in any common messaging app. All you have to do is open an existing conversation or start a new one, tap the microphone or the voice record icon to record your message. You have to touch the icon again to stop the recording and you can even listen to the message before sending it to your contacts. While the above method works for Android devices, iOS users can simply press and hold the record icon to record their voicemail message. When done, swipe up and release the icon to send the message. Early last year, Twitter launched Voice Tweets and, as mentioned above, just a few days ago, announced a broader rollout of Twitter Spaces, a Clubhouse-style audio chat feature that allows users to interact, brainstorm, and communicate. directly using your voice. . Furthermore, even Facebook is working on its Clubhouse clone, which clearly suggests that voice communication is the way to go. Learn about the top tech news you can use, the latest reviews, and buying guides. Follow TechRadar India on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram