In iOS 17, one of the many features Apple is adding to the Messages app is the ability to automatically transcribe incoming audio messages, allowing you to read them when you can't listen.
Another smaller, related improvement Apple has made to Messages is making it clearer where audio messages are saved when you choose to save them. In iOS 16, pressing and holding an audio message brings up the Save option in the popup menu, but after tapping it, it's obvious where to find the file.
iOS 17 fixes this issue by replacing the "Save" option with "Save to Voice Memos." After tapping it, all you need to do is open the Voice Memos app, and at the top of the list, you'll find the audio message.
From there, you can choose to enhance your recording, skip silence, give the memo an identifying name, and delete it when you no longer need it.
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