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Google Messages unveils new features and expressive UI updates in October 2025
technology4 months ago

Google Messages unveils new features and expressive UI updates in October 2025

Google Messages is rolling out several new features and redesigns, including enhanced RCS encryption support, a revamped image viewer, redesigned read receipts, a new account menu, spam link detection, and a Key Verifier tool to combat impersonation scams. Many features are still in beta or gradually being released, with updates to the app's interface and functionality aimed at improving user experience and security.

Google Messages Beta Introduces QR Code Key Verification
technology6 months ago

Google Messages Beta Introduces QR Code Key Verification

Google Messages is rolling out QR code-based key verification in its beta, allowing users to scan QR codes to verify contact encryption keys, enhancing message security. The feature is not yet on the stable channel and is part of Google's broader efforts to improve privacy and security in messaging apps, with plans to extend this system to third-party apps in 2025.

Google Messages Introduces New Features: Unsend, Delete, and Unsubscribe
technology6 months ago

Google Messages Introduces New Features: Unsend, Delete, and Unsubscribe

Google Messages on Android now allows users to delete sent messages for everyone involved, provided both parties use RCS messaging. The feature, which is rolling out widely, enables users to remove messages within a certain timeframe, enhancing control over their conversations. Deleted messages disappear instantly for the recipient, with a notification indicating a message was deleted.

Google Messages Introduces Nude Image Blurring and Sensitive Content Warnings
technology6 months ago

Google Messages Introduces Nude Image Blurring and Sensitive Content Warnings

Google Messages now automatically blurs NSFW photos and warns users before opening explicit media, with all processing done locally on the device to protect privacy. The feature also warns senders about the risks of sharing nude images. It is enabled via SafetyCore and is default for most users, with options for teens and adults to manage settings. This enhancement aims to prevent accidental exposure and promote safer messaging practices.