same here.

And this is true for many (if not all) VoIP apps with callkit implementation.

Try these steps:

Settings>Notifications> 1st option "show preview" must be set to "always".

Then scroll down to Whatsapp... tap on it and check that the last option (show preview) is set to "always" too.

Restart your iPhone.

Open Whatsapp app, then Notifications, scroll down to show preview and this must be set to on (green).

Regards

Giulio

et9980 wrote:

 

why my iPhone X Mic is not working when I want to use it to send voice message at Wechat ?

And I also encounter the problem of calling using WhatsApp, when incoming or outgoing call by whatsApp, the speaker totally have not sound.

When play the WhatsApp voice message, i can only play it using hand-free speaker and when put near to my ear, the message just stop playing by itself.

 

Please help

 

Esther

That sounds like a good question to ask both the app developer or look at their support site, since you're unable to use their app on your phone.

I would delete the app from the phone and redownload it from app store

Sorry, but you can only restore a WhatsApp Backup on an iPhone, if it has been saved to iCloud.

A backup made by an Android phone can't be used.

However, sending the Chat via Mail could be a solution:

...

You can also email yourself a chat history if you would like to save a conversation:

1. Open the WhatsApp conversation you want to email.


2. Tap the contact's name or group subject in the navigation bar.


3. Scroll to the bottom and tap Export Chat.


4. Select if you want to Attach Media or email the conversation Without Media.


5. Select the Mail app. (Or tap More for more options.)


6. Enter your email address and tap Send.

...

from: WhatsApp FAQ - Restoring your chat history

Checked settings. Allowing microfone to access all the applications.

Hi

WhatsApp Messenger does not currently offer an app for Apple Watch. You may wish to contact the developer to suggest that they add this feature:

• https://www.whatsapp.com/contact/

However, keep in mind that, whilst the WhatsApp Messenger app for iPhone does not include an app for Apple Watch, it is still possible to reply to incoming message notifications using quick replies.

How notifications behave depends on the status of your devices and your settings. With Wrist Detection enabled, in order to bring notifications to your attention as soon as possible:

• If your iPhone is unlocked, you will receive notifications on your iPhone instead of on your Apple Watch.
• If your iPhone is locked or asleep and your Apple Watch is unlocked (regardless of whether the watch screen is asleep or awake) and on your wrist, then you will receive notifications on your Apple Watch.
• If your watch is locked or has Do Not Disturb enabled, notifications will go to your iPhone.
• More information: Notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

In order to receive WhatsApp Messenger notifications on your Apple Watch, also check your settings for that app on your iPhone:

• Go to: Settings > Notifications > WhatsApp Messenger:
  • Check that Allow Notifications is enabled.
  • Check that Show in Notification Centre is enabled.
  • Check that Show on Lock Screen is enabled.
  • If desired, also enable Sounds and Badge App Icon.

Once those settings have been enabled, to configure your Apple Watch to mirror notification alerts from WhatsApp Messenger:

• On your iPhone, in the Watch app, go to: My Watch (tab) > Notifications > scroll down to the list of apps > turn on the button next to WhatsApp Messenger.

Tried this workaround after many attempts. It seems to be working and good now.

I erased all my iPhone content > Reset to factory settings. While starting from scratch, I chose “start as new” option instead of choosing Backup from iCloud option.

Though, i need to install all the apps now. Something is better than nothing! Thanks to all who helped me, took time to answer my questions.

I’ve sent a mail to Whatsapp developers as well and they replied this -

WhatsApp is not an Apple product.

Best you consult the app developer there.

Hi there,

You do in fact have to change your phone # in WhatsApp prior to restore.

This happened to me.

I restored trying two different types of devices but WhatsApp didn't transfer over.

I went back to former device, updated my phone # in WhatsApp there, backed up old device with updated phone # in Whatsapp,  then began the process again.

My info restored with no problems then.

I was able to find out what I needed to do on WhatsApp's website.

Hope that helps ~