I'd be happy to help you with that! ??As you mentioned, you've discovered a method to forward someone else's voice message on WeChat, and I'll provide a detailed description of the steps involved.
Step-by-Step Guide: Forwarding Someone Else's Voice Message on WeChat
1. Long Press and Select: Start by long pressing on the voice message sent by the other person in your chat window. This will bring up a menu with several options.
2. Select "收藏" (Collect): From the menu, select the "收藏" (Collect) option. This will save the voice message to your WeChat collection.
3. Exit Chat and Enter Collection: Exit the chat window and enter your WeChat collection by tapping on the "收藏" tab at the bottom of the screen.
4. Find the Saved Voice Message: In your collection, find the voice message you just saved and tap on it to open it.
5. Enter the Voice Message Details: Once you've opened the voice message, tap on the three vertical dots (?) in the top-right corner of the screen.
6. Select "转存为笔记" (Save as Note): From the menu, select the "转存为笔记" (Save as Note) option. This will save the voice message as a note in your WeChat notes section.
7. Edit the Note: You can edit the note by adding any additional text or tags you like. For example, you could add the name of the person who sent the original voice message.
8. Forward the Note: To forward the note (and the original voice message) to someone else, tap on the "转发" (Forward) button at the top-right corner of the screen.
Tips and Variations
* You can also forward a voice message by long pressing on it in your chat window and selecting "转发" from the menu.
* If you want to forward multiple voice messages at once, you can select them all by tapping on the first message, then tapping on the three vertical dots (?) and selecting "Select All".
* You can also use WeChat's built-in audio editing features to trim or merge voice messages before forwarding them.
Conclusion
That's it! With these steps, you should be able to forward someone else's voice message on WeChat. Remember to always respect the original sender's intentions and permissions when sharing their content with others. ??
