The Instagram application for sharing photos and videos, Monday, announced the addition of Voice Messaging to Live Messaging.
The new feature allows users to send recorded voice messages as in private messaging via Facebook and WAPSAB.
The recording time will be limited to a maximum of one minute per voice message, users can press the microphone icon and record the sound and press the send button.
Voice messages have become very important for users, providing plenty of time to write, and many expatriates consider them an alternative to international phone calls.
Facebook, which acquired Instagram in April 2012, is trying to make it the most popular photo application, the second-largest social networking platform after Facebook.
Facebook used to introduce the new features of the Blue site to other applications such as Watasab and Instagram.
