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Thanks for asking. According to WhatsApp, over 7 billion voice notes are sent on the app every day.
A lot of the time they offer a more personal touch and clearer explanations when compared with text messages.
But not everyone is a fan.
Tech journalist Victoria Turk published an article on the Huffington Post in 2019 under the headline can we all agree that WhatsApp voice notes are terrible?
While in 2023, Women's Health Mag run a feature on voice note fatigue, coinciding with the messaging feature's 10th anniversary.
Why do some people rely so heavily on voice notes?
Even if voice notes are becoming more and more common, they're still used way less than other, more traditional forms of communication.
In June 2022, YouGov revealed that only 5 % of smartphone users send voice notes on a daily basis, while another 9 % send them several times or once a week.
That YouGov research revealed that, generally speaking, the younger a person is, the more likely they are to send voice notes.
Now, the reasons for why people use voice notes rather than text messages vary, but here are a few to consider.
It saves time, allows for multi -tasking, and offers a more authentic communication style compared to text messages, ensuring the recipient understands the tone of the message.
Emojis and punctuation in written texts can sometimes be misunderstood, not to mention you've got to deal with typos and autocorrect errors.
Why not just call the person instead?
Well, it's not quite the same, is it?
Voice notes can be re -recorded if you stumble and they can be listened to at the recipient's convenience, making them much less intrusive compared to a phone call.
All the benefits of a call are there, without the worry of interrupting someone at a bad time.
Voice notes aren't just for teenagers, though.
They've also gained popularity among older generations for whom typing accurately on a mobile device can be a challenge or simply takes far too long.
Are there people who overdo it?
Well, we all know that one person who should probably start a podcast instead of bombarding us with multiple 5 -minute voice notes in a row.
Or someone who sends you one during your work day, leaving you unable to listen to it until later and unaware if the message is urgent.
Then of course you've got the boss who sends voice notes during work hours, or worse on the weekend.
Voice notes are a pretty personal way of communicating, so are generally better suited to a private sphere, rather than work.
If you're hooked on voice notes, maybe make sure the person you're sending them to is actually comfortable with them.
And if you're sending a long voice note, why not send a text message alongside to clarify whether it needs to be listened to right away or not?
There you have it. Now you know why voice notes are so divisive.
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