Facebook now tests voice messages for events. This feature lets people send short voice clips about events. Hosts and guests can use it. The test happens only in the United States. It works only on Facebook’s mobile apps right now.

(Facebook Tests Voice Messages for Facebook Events)

People planning events often need to talk quickly. Typing messages takes time. Voice messages are faster. They also feel more personal. This could make event chats easier. Users see a microphone button inside an event’s chat. They tap it to record a message. It’s simple.

Facebook wants events to be more useful. Many people use events to organize gatherings. Making communication smoother helps. Voice messages add another option. Not everyone likes to type. Some people find talking easier. This feature gives them a choice.

The test is small. Only some users in the US can try it. Facebook will watch how people use it. They want to see if it’s helpful. Feedback from users matters. Facebook might change the feature based on reactions. They might stop the test. They might also make it bigger.

(Facebook Tests Voice Messages for Facebook Events)

Adding voice fits a bigger plan. Facebook aims to connect people better. Voice can feel closer than text. This is another step for the events tool. Facebook regularly adds new things. They test features often. This helps them decide what works best. The goal is always improving the experience for users. Voice messages might help hosts manage events. Guests could ask questions quickly. It could save time for everyone involved. The test helps Facebook understand the real value.