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Interesting reason why you shouldn't listen to high speed audios on WhatsApp

Oscar Wilde by Oscar Wilde
July 27, 2024
Interesting reason why you shouldn't listen to high speed audios on WhatsApp
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WhatsApp is an instant messaging application that is widely used by users around the world because it provides an opportunity and ease to communicate with people in different parts of the world without being connected to external servers. However, although it always updates its functions to find what they need, its tools are not always useful or liked by Internet users, and many times can affect their physical or personal integrity, now audios are accelerated. Can bring health problems.

By: Chronicle

In recent days, for example, the site incorporated artificial intelligence into its service, which helps people search for the information they need and get data without leaving the interface, although this is not well received by surfers, as they consider it an invasion of privacy.

So, it is now known that the tool that allows you to quickly listen to voice notes and that many appreciate can create negative effects on the proper functioning of the brain, especially in the future. What did the experts say?

Why listening to sped-up audios on WhatsApp is not good?

According to a study carried out by neuroscientists, using the 2X method in the application's voice notes can have negative consequences for the future well-being of the brain system.

In this way, constant and rapid delivery of stimuli to the organ of thought through rapid playback of audios can affect memory, experts assure, creating problems in remembering and recalling events that occurred in the past.

You can read the full note here Chronicle

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Oscar Wilde

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Oscar Wilde writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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