What you need to know<\/h2>\n\n- Google has been working on ways to improve messaging between Android devices and iPhones.<\/li>\n
- Some users are noticing they can send reactions to SMS messages, with varying degrees of success.<\/li>\n
- Google previously enabled reaction translations with Android on the receiving end.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Google has been fighting what seems to be an uphill battle to get Apple to adopt RCS on iMessage, taking both the high and low road by making iPhone-specific changes to Google Messages while also calling out Cupertino in the process. Yet, despite Apple’s reluctance, Google continues to find ways to improve the messaging experience, although the latest update may annoy some iPhone users.<\/p>\n
A user on Reddit says they have gained the ability to send message reactions to SMS messages, particularly to those coming in from iPhones. According to the original poster, the recipient receives a text in the form of “x person liked ‘text,'” which is the method that Google Messages previously used when it first started testing reactions from iMessage users.<\/p>\n
Google has been fighting what seems to be an uphill battle to get Apple to adopt RCS on iMessage, taking both the high and low road by making iPhone-specific changes to Google Messages while also calling out Cupertino in the process. Yet, despite Apple’s reluctance, Google continues to find ways to improve the messaging experience, although the latest update may annoy some iPhone users.<\/p>\n
A user on Reddit says they have gained the ability to send message reactions to SMS messages, particularly to those coming in from iPhones. According to the original poster, the recipient receives a text in the form of “x person liked ‘text,'” which is the method that Google Messages previously used when it first started testing reactions from iMessage users.<\/p>\n