You’ll see when someone deletes a message in Google Chat
Google has introduced a lot of different services in the past, but not all of them survived long enough to make it to the mainstream. This definitely goes for the myriad of different messaging apps that the company made. Remember Google Allo, Google Hangouts, Google Wave, or Google Talk? These were all attempts by the company to create a unique Google-powered chatting experience. While those ships have sailed (and sunk) Google Chat seems to be the one that’s sticking around. It’s an interesting chatting service with the Google aesthetic slapped on. Google Chats brings its own set of different features, and now there’s another one to throw on the pile. A new update is rolling out to Google Chat that will let users in a conversation know when another user deletes a message. In the actual chat, when a person deletes a message, a chat will appear saying that the message was deleted by the author. When a message is deleted, both the content of the message and the replies will be deleted. Also, this only applies to unthreaded messages.
This feature is rolling out now
In the report, it says that this Google Chat feature is set for rapid release. The rollout officially started today, and it will be taking place over the next couple of weeks. If you don’t see the feature right away, then you’re going to need to wait a bit.
In other Google News: The Pixel Notepad might undercut the Galaxy Z Fold4
According to recent rumors, Google is set to release its first foldable device later this year. It’s expected to be called the Pixel Notepad, and rumors have it that this device will launch alongside the Pixel 7. It’s going to be a notebook-style foldable phone that will have the footprint of a regular phone when closed and turn into a tablet when opened. The Pixel Notepad is said to cost around $1,399. The 256GB variant of the Galaxy Z Fold3 costs $1,799 straight from Samsung. That’s a $400 difference, and it could help bring down the average price for a notebook-style foldable.
