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What’s New in Google Messages

by Muhammad Yousuf
August 9, 2025
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Google Messages, the default messaging application Android users receive, underwent some important changes. 

To provide user comfort features such as intelligent AI help, better privacy tools, and easier functionality were incorporated into the system. 

Updates introduce more communication efficiency features, improve security measures, and provide a messaging interface that users will love.

Table of Contents

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  • 1. Enhanced Read Receipts
  • 2. Dual SIM RCS Support
  • 3. Redesigned Compose Field
  • 4. Improved Media Quality Options
  • 5. Magic Compose and Magic Rewrite
  • 6. Scam Text Detection
  • User Experience
  • Conclusion

1. Enhanced Read Receipts

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To improve the messaging experience, Google Messages removed read receipt refinement for better viewing. Redesigned receipt features on white backgrounds improve legibility in message discussions. 

New messaging controls and transparency features provide enhanced visibility. Inside the chat window, users can swipe left to see a message’s exact delivery timestamp and end-to-end encryption status.

2. Dual SIM RCS Support

Unlike EMUI 9.0, Google Messages can use RCS features between SIM cards. This means it has functional value for dual SIM device owners. 

Due to RCS technology, users can enjoy improved accessibility and send messages without problems on regular SMS. They may create rich messages using powerful features such as video and image sharing, typing indicators, and message-read receipts. 

The integration accelerates the global mainstream adoption of RCS in terms of efficiency and enjoyment of digital communications.

3. Redesigned Compose Field

It experienced radical modernization to make Google Messages’ composed text field feel equally smooth. This is consistent with the rest of the Messaging app. The new text composition area places content to the left but has a cleaner look. 

The standard text field has two basic functions. With ‘Plus’ menu accessibility, users can stay in their browser. Without interruption, they may use features like Magic Compose, Emoji, and Gallery. 

This built-in integration system helps clear up the insertion of many document types into messages. However, the camera integration went through a major update.

With real-time camera viewing functionality, the revised compose area delivers without disrupting the messaging experience. This smooth interface integration allows users to share visual content more quickly.

4. Improved Media Quality Options

Google Messages users now relish in better media-quality resolutions that can be tweaked to meet image and video-sharing needs. The new feature that truly stands out is the ability to send original-quality media to recipients for maximum resolution quality.

Users now have three media quality settings within a newly expanded choice framework. They can opt to economize their data for quality, selecting multiple media.

5. Magic Compose and Magic Rewrite

Developments to Google Messages’ AI capabilities continue to include improved Magic Compose and Magic Rewrite capabilities. Magic Compose has updated features so users can get more complete suggested responses to create appropriate personalized messages quickly.

One of its top features now is the best emojis. Users can easily express their feelings using gifs and emojis, which improves both efficiency and the end-user experience in communications.

6. Scam Text Detection

Now, the machine learning tech running on the device focuses on locating and verifying suspected fraudulent text messages. This uses the Google Messages feature. Using AI to power machine learning delivers AI capabilities to analyze incoming messages for scam indicators.

The preemptive system uses automatic user alerts for potential risks to protect users from fraudulent actions. The technology is a form of user protection that helps guarantee a secure messaging space.

User Experience

New features in Google Messages make conversations more manageable and more secure. These updates significantly improve overall usability and interaction by:

Streamlining Conversation Management: Media quality preferences can help optimize users’ data consumption. It can send original quality messages, improving the visibility of important content.

Enhancing Security: With device-based machine learning protected scam text detection, users are improved in their protection against messaging threats proactively.

Improving Communication Efficiency: Magic Compose and Magic Rewrite, in particular, introduce AI-powered features to make message creation easier. Users can also list suggested response content based on the messages received.

Conclusion

Google Messages continues to evolve and become an even more pleasant experience for the user. RCS got a makeover, too, with read receipts and dual SIM access. 

AI-enhanced Magic Compose writes messages with Magic Rewrite again, but faster and smarter—with many usability improvements. It includes an enhanced compose field and magic text detection for scam protection.

New messaging features can help improve communication speed, strengthen security measures, and enhance user message experience.

More to Read: Google Messages Set to Gain New Chat Animations

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Muhammad Yousuf is a Tech writer, known for his ability to simplify complex tech topics. With a passion for exploring cutting-edge technologies, he offers insightful analysis and clear explanations in his work. Muhammad can be seen at varoius popular websites like Netflixsavvy.com as a streaming writer and btc politan.com as crypto writer.

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