Android versus iOS has raged on for years, with one OS often pulling one over the other.īut in one particular department, iOS has always been miles ahead of its contemporary, and that is texting. While Android-users have endless customization in their favor, iOS users have always bragged about the exemplary software support that is seamless across all Apple devices.
So, if you’re someone who uses RCS via the Google Messages app on a Samsung Galaxy smartphone, you can soon quote or reply to specific messages in chat threads.For as long as the rivalry between Android OS and iOS has existed, users have debated on what truly makes their choice the ideal one. A few users on Reddit have started seeing the feature on their devices, and a couple of them have also stated that they are not using the beta version of Google Messages, which suggests that the rollout of this feature is underway. People can trigger the reply option either by long-pressing on the message or by swiping right on that message.Īccording to 9To5Google, the reply option also appears on the Google Messages web app, suggesting that the feature is pretty far in development. Tapping on the quoted text will take the user to the original text in case they want to get additional context.
Users will be able to send text quoting a previous message. It works similarly to the reply option in Telegram and WhatsApp.
In a teardown of the latest version of the Google Messages app, 9To5Google has discovered that Google is working on adding the ability for people to quote-reply. In its latest attempt, Google plans to add another feature to the app, which is crucial for messaging nowadays, an option to send text quoting a previous message. It has added plenty of RCS-related features to the Google Messages app so far to make the service more convenient to use and to bring RCS in line with other popular messaging apps in terms of features. Google is trying really hard to make RCS, an iMessage alternative for Android users, mainstream.
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