Google may bring this iMessage, WhatsApp-like feature in Messages app
Google may bring this iMessage, WhatsApp-like feature in Messages app
Google Messages may soon allow users to edit texts after they have been sent, following in the footsteps of competitors like iMessage and WhatsApp. Apple introduced the ability to edit sent messages with iOS 16, giving users a two-minute window, while WhatsApp provides a 15-minute editing window. This feature has been highly demanded and Google is catching up to its rivals. In addition, Google recently introduced Photomoji to the Messages app, allowing users to create personalized emoji reactions based on their own pictures.
Google Messages may soon allow users to edit texts after they have been sent, following in the footsteps of competitors like iMessage and WhatsApp. Apple introduced the ability to edit sent messages with iOS 16, giving users a two-minute window, while WhatsApp provides a 15-minute editing window. This feature has been highly demanded and Google is catching up to its rivals. In addition, Google recently introduced Photomoji to the Messages app, allowing users to create personalized emoji reactions based on their own pictures.
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Google Messages may soon allow users to edit texts after they have been sent, following in the footsteps of competitors like iMessage and WhatsApp. Apple introduced the ability to edit sent messages with iOS 16, giving users a two-minute window, while WhatsApp provides a 15-minute editing window. This feature has been highly demanded and Google is catching up to its rivals. In addition, Google recently introduced Photomoji to the Messages app, allowing users to create personalized emoji reactions based on their own pictures. 
