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| Voice Messages Can Now Be Sent On LinkedIn |
This new feature will be released for the first time on Android and iOS Devices at the LinkedIn App. Which will be available to all users worldwide in the coming weeks.
Social Media is one of the important role in everyonce life. And without this today people hardly survive alone, in there free time they usually stick to there phones. One good news for LinkedIn users is that the company has added a new feature to its users on this platform, whereby you can now send voice messages to other people if you wish. This new feature will be released for the first time on Android and iOS Devices at the LinkedIn App. Which will be available to all users worldwide in the coming weeks.
LinkedIn has announced this new feature through its official blog post, in which it will be able to record and sand up to only 1 minute voice message, as per LinkedIn messaging. Users can receive voice messages on both mobile and web applications.
For its use, the user has to tap the microphone icon only on the mobile messaging keyboard. Tap on it to hold the microphone circle so that your voice message will be recorded and leave it after you record it. After which you can send it directly from the sand option to another user. If you want to cancel this voice message even before sanding, then instead of holding on the microphone, remove your finger from it.
For information, let us know that LinkedIn has also introduced its Light Apps in India last year. This fast and lightweight "Light" version can be downloaded from Android users from the Google Play Store. The size of this app is 1MB, which reduces data expenditure up to 80 percent compared to the normal LinkedIn app. Currently the 'LinkedIn Lite' app is available in India only but will soon be made available to 60 other countries.
According to the company, due to the Light Version Apache of LinkedIn, it also opens in 2G networks within five seconds. Keeping in mind the users' mobile data and speed, basic features of LinkedIn like News Feeds, Jobs, Profiles, LinkedIn Network, Messaging, Notification and Search have been given.
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