Google Messages is now able to sort messages into several categories, including personal ones, to help DoTP users find the most important messages. The company notes that sorting is based on machine learning.
Google is constantly updating itself. Google is now updating Google Messages. Two special features will soon be available to users in Google Messages. These help differentiate between personal and commercial or promotional messages from users. Google Messages works with stock and near-stock Android phones. Google Messages can now sort messages into several categories, including personal ones, to help DoTP users find the most important messages. The company states that sorting is done on the basis of machine learning to ensure that it does not evaluate events. Everything is done securely on your device, so your conversations stay in the app and you can access your class posts offline.
You can use this feature like this
Google also adds the option to automatically delete messages with one-time passwords. These messages will be deleted after 24 hours so that users do not spend time manually deleting. To enable automatic deletion of OTP messages, users must tap Continue when they see a suggestion in the OTP category in Messaging.
The company will introduce it on Android phones
Google has said in its blog post that we hope these new updates will help you manage your posts easily. We will start deploying it on Android phones with Android 8 and later in India in the coming weeks. The software giant says that the new tools in Messages are optional and can be managed from Settings. Test it by upgrading to the latest version of the Google Play Store Store Messages. From the offer posters we can see the categories like personal, event, OTP and offer.
Messages are received even if there is no network
Last year, Google announced the global adoption of Rich Communications Service (RCS) standards for Messages, which updated the platform to compete with Apple’s iMessage and other third-party messaging applications such as WhatsApp and Telegram. The advantage of RCS is that it can send messages via Wi-Fi or mobile data, unlike traditional SMS messages, which require a cellular network connection. The addition of the RCS standard also meant that users could exchange images, GIFs, emojis, stickers, videos, and voice messages with their contacts.