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Google News is one of the most used apps pro sending text messages. But they still lack some essential features that you can usually find in the competition. One of the most important is the ability to recover deleted messages. You can't do this with Google Messages, but Samsung Messages or Apple Messages has been offering this safety feature for a long time. And luckily, Google will soon join them.
Once in Google News If you delete a message or an entire conversation, it's over. You can never get it back. A moment of inattention can cause you to lose a lot of important information from friends, family, or authorities. Google doesn't offer recovery for deleted messages. However, if you use on your mobile Galaxy Samsung's own application, i.e. Samsung Messages, you can also find here trash icon, from where you can restore deleted messages with one tap. And they disappear for good up to 30 days.
Inspired by Samsung
Google has apparently finally taken inspiration from Samsung, or maybe even Applu, and a similar option will also be added. It is not yet clear when, but Android Authority has already added the folder pro deleted messages discovered v beta application version Google News 20260227The feature was successfully launched, so it is clearly ready for release.
When Basket available, when you try to delete a conversation or message in Google Messages, you will no longer see the delete button, but instead a question will appear, if you want to move the item to the trash. You will then find the folder with deleted messages under your icon profilu, where the Trash item will be added. You can use it to probrowse deleted conversations and restore them as needed to renew.
The Delete option will no longer be available. available even after swiping – in this case too, it will be replaced by the new Trash feature. Thanks to this, you will no longer accidentally lose important messages and Google will finally move towards a modern, full-fledged chatovation application. I just don't understand, proIt took him so long to make such a simple change.