During the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple released the iOS 16 interface for the iPhone as well as several new features, including the ability to modify text messages sent using the Messages application.
Just as people have the ability to edit Google chats or even delete messages sent to various apps like Messenger, so do text messages sent from an iPhone.
But there will be a time limit, the message can only be changed or canceled within 15 minutes following its sending. In the statement, it’s not clear if the option is only for messages sent to iPhone owners or at all, regardless of the type of device receiving the message.
It’s also possible to mark unread conversations to come back to them later and recover recently deleted messages up to 30 days after deleting them. According to Apple, these three features are among the most demanded by people who use Messages.
Also, the option to dictate your messages will be improved and allow you to easily switch from recording to keyboard.
In addition, SharePlay can be used with Messages. This feature will allow you to view content such as movies or songs while continuing to use Messages.
People who sign up with Apple will be able to beta test these new features next month.
Radio Canada
Source: Radio-Canada
