Discord June 3 Patch Makes Faster Video, Better Voice Messages, and Fewer Bugs Across the Platform - Read More About It Here

June 3, 2025 – Discord has introduced new improvements and bug fixes in its latest June patch. The update refines performance, trims bugs, and boosts media handling across desktop, mobile, and web.

Engineers continued migrating backend infrastructure to ARM, which has lowered latency and energy use. They also began shifting core data stores to a shared Rust implementation, cutting memory and CPU use in early tests.

Voice messages on desktop and web now support speed controls and resume playback after interruptions. Discord also fixed app linking on Android and made video and stream startup times over 10% faster through smarter keyframe generation.

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With the June 3 patch, Discord has adjusted mobile image compression to factor in resolution, improving embed quality and upload times.

Electron 35 and React 19 updates went live across desktop. Mobile now runs on React Native 0.78.

Bug fixes are made across platforms, which include app crashes, broken emoji reactions, copy/paste issues, invisible banners, weird scroll behavior, and much more. iOS users got better media playback and image rendering. Android users saw fixes for GIFs, reactions, and channel navigation. Discord also improved accessibility with better screen reader support, keyboard nav, and clearer button labeling.