The latest Google Messages beta hides a working version of group chat muting The feature requires some effort to get working, but seems likely to be launching soon There's no word on a release date yet Earlier this month we reported on rumors that ...

Family group chats: a digital space where everyone—from your great-aunt who still uses a flip phone to your cousin fresh out of college—collides. It's a place to share milestones, throw around weekend brunch plans, and unfortunately, experience the ...

Google is beginning to roll out the ability to personalize group chats in Messages for Android with custom icons. At the moment, the default group icon shows up to four circular profile pics that might not be too helpful for distinguishing conversations ...

Google Messages could be getting a new snoozing feature that allows you to mute messages for longer periods It's the first snoozing function since Google dissolved its text-reminding feature There's been more evidence that group chat joining links are ...

WhatsApp has added new features to make group chats simple and stress-free. The popular messaging app has introduced member tags, text stickers, and better even

WhatsApp introduced the latest features in its chats for groups. WhatsApp recently revealed that its users will soon be able to enjoy WhatsApp new features for groups like members' tags

WhatsApp has announced new updates to its group chat experience, introducing features that focus on identity clarity, message expression, and event coordination. The additions include member tags, text-based stickers, and enhanced event reminder controls, designed to work across devices regardless of platform.

1. Open Messages. 2. Tap into a chat with a saved contact. 3. Tap either the person's or group's name near the top of the chat. 4. Tap Backgrounds. You'll see up to seven options near the top of the Backgrounds menu: None (default), Photo, Color, Sky, Water, Aurora and Playground on Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhones.

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Using “all employees” as your audience is rarely intentional—it’s usually a shortcut when segmentation is missing. Neither is a group chat ...