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iOS uikeyboardnumberpad with voice input

2018-07-12 07:36 annapurna imported from Stackoverflow

Does iOS voice input option is available with "Number Keypad" in the applications as I observed that "Voice input" option disappears when we select number keypad for textfield or search bar.

Please help!

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