New Delhi. Google is constantly upgrading itself. Now Google is upgrading its Google Messages. Two special features are going to be available for users soon in the Google Messages app. These will help differentiate personal and transactional or promotional messages from users. Google Messages runs on stock and near-stock Android phones. Google Messages app now categorizes messages Personal will be able to sort like a DoTP to help users find the most important messages. The company says that the sorting will be done on the basis of machine learning to ensure He is not assessing the transaction. It’s all done securely on your device, so your conversations stay in the app and you can access your category messages offline.
You can use this feature like this
Google is also adding an option to automatically delete messages with a one-time password (OTP). These messages will be deleted after 24 hours so users don’t spend time deleting them manually. To enable auto-delete of OTP messages, users need to tap on ‘Continue’ when they see the suggestion icon under OTP category in Messages app.
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The company will roll it out on Android phones
Google said in a blog post that we hope these new updates will help you manage your messages with ease. We’ll start rolling it out on Android phones running Android 8 and newer in India in the coming weeks. The software giant says the new tools on Messages are optional and can be managed from Settings. To test it, update to the latest version of the Messages app from the Google Play app store. From promotional posters, we can see categories like Personal, Transactional, OTP and Offer.
Messages will be received even when there is no network
Last year, Google announced the global rollout of Rich Communication Service (RCS) standards for its Messages app, which upgraded the platform to compete against Apple’s iMessage and other third-party messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram. The advantage of RCS is that it can send messages over Wi-Fi or mobile data, unlike traditional SMS messages that require cellular network connectivity. The addition of the RCS standard also meant that users could exchange images, GIFs, emoji, stickers, video and audio messages with their contacts.
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