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- Welcome to Google Messages - Google Messages
Google Messages is more than just a messaging app It's a richer, safer, and more expressive way to connect Understand how Google Messages works Powered by Rich Communication Services (RCS), Google
- Get started with the Google Messages app
Make Google Messages your default messaging app Important: Some of these steps only work on Android 6 0 and up Learn how to check your Android version Important: Your messages are stored in the SMS database on your device, and other apps may be able to access your messages For more information about how to manage your app permissions, contact your device manufacturer If your device has
- Send read text voice messages in Google Messages
You can send and receive text messages with friends and contacts on Google Messages
- Google Messages
Official Android Messages Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Android Messages and other answers to frequently asked questions
- Check your messages on your computer or Android tablet
You can use your computer or Android tablet to chat with your friends through Google Messages for web, which shows what’s on your Google Messages mobile app Google Messages for web sends SMS messages
- Change Messages notifications settings - Google Messages
Change advanced settings Change how Google Messages sends pictures, videos audio files Send a message or a file separately to each person in a conversation: Tap Group messaging Send an SMS reply to all recipients and get individual replies (mass text) Automatically download files when data roams: Turn on Auto-download MMS when roaming
- Send receive text messages (SMS, MMS RCS)
A modern industry standard for messaging known as Rich Communication Services (RCS) enables more dynamic and secure conversations than SMS and MMS Important: RCS chats are only available for certain devices, service providers, and carriers
- retrieve accidentally deleted text messages
To retrieve accidentally deleted text messages on your Android device, you have several options: Check the Recycle Bin or Trash folder in your messaging app Some Android phones, like Samsung Galaxy models, have this feature Restore from a Google Drive backup if you have it enabled Go to Settings > System > Backup to locate your backed-up data Use the Google Messages app to recover archived
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