that explain a simple reaction might be something from the past for you.Being an Android User in a group thread full of iPhone users can be an annoying experience, some thanks to the method of sending Android messages traditionally handling the reaction from iMessage users. The iMessage allows users to post various reactions to messages, and while it is a fairly smooth feature for them with the iPhone, which is on Android see the reading of the reaction and the message in question. Thanks to new updates to Google’s message, however, it seems like it changes.
Emoji for everyone doesn’t care about the phone
This update is discovered by 9to5Google, which records that now Google’s message will show the iPhone reaction to the message correctly. Previously, if you were on Android and someone who used the iMessage reacted to text messages, you would get a completely new text that described the reaction in very thorough and annoying details.
So, for example, say that you are on Android and you send your iPhone friend, “I’ll be there in 10 minutes.” If they “like” using the imessage reaction, for them, it will show a small thumb neat floating above the message in question. However, for you, you will see this sent as a separate text message:
You: “I will be there in 10 minutes.”
Friend iPhone: “like ‘I will be there in 10 minutes.'”
Not an elegant solution for cross platform reaction problems, right? With this latest update to Google messages, Emoji sent by iPhone users will now appear correctly as a reaction to your text message, which means no more ridiculous play-by-play automatic replies throw away your conversation flow.
Google’s message signals
Unfortunately, this function will not live for all Android users. This is a new functionality of the Google Message application, not Android itself, so if you have many friends on the iPhone drive you to the wall with their reaction crap, you might want to consider switching to the Google Message application.
This feature first began to appear in the recent beta update to Google’s message, which usually means grabbing the APK and set aside it to take features to rotate yourself. However, at that time because this feature was initially visible, some users suggested that they get access to standard applications – suggest that Google move this feature from beta.
You can see the Google message reaction in a set of screenshot above. It seems like this is a gradual launch for some people, so if you haven’t seen a reaction, they might be on my way. Sit fast with anticipation, for immediate, contextual messages
