Google has officially begun to roll out the ‘Delete for Everyone’ feature in its native Messages app for Android. This new update significantly enhances user control over sent messages, a crucial step that brings Google closer to its competitors. Initially spotted in beta on May 8 and confirmed by May 10, this feature allows users to retract both text and media messages.
This move by Google addresses a common concern among users who often wish to retract messages after they have been sent. With the ‘Delete for Everyone’ option, Android users can now feel more secure knowing they have the ability to manage their communications effectively. This feature is expected to improve the overall messaging experience and bring a much-needed layer of privacy.
