WhatsApp update finally brings long-rumoured feature to iPhone users
It has been a busy few weeks for WhatsApp. The world's most popular messaging app recently added the ability to send bold, italic and strikethrough text in messages, as well as a hidden font and Olympic-themed emoji. WhatsApp has now pushed out a new update to its iOS app – version 2.16.8. The latest version of the Facebook-owned app includes the ability to leave a voicemail with a contact if they're unable to answer a WhatsApp call. If your call is rejected, you now have the option to leave a voice message. This is done by holding down on the Voice Message button. When you're finished, lift your finger from the screen to send the message. This will appear in your active WhatsApp conversation with the caller. Sliding your finger to the left while recording the voice mail lets you ditch the message – although there is no way to listen back to the recording before deciding to send it. WhatsApp uses the Voice Over Internet Protocol, dubbed VOIP...