Android the functionality continues to be improved by the Google company, and for users around the world a great new function has been discovered that will be appreciated by some people. More precisely, within the Google Messages application, the one native to Android, the possibility of reacting to messages will be implemented, as I told you before, now comes a new confirmation for this interesting function.
Android in the Google Messages application, functions that are offered by iMessage, Facebook Messenger, and more have been implemented, especially after the integration of RCS technology. The Google Messages application evolves very quickly in terms of functionality, and this is perfectly normal because we are talking about functions that exist in other applications, but do not exist in Android, and the one for reacting to messages is used by quite a lot of people.
Android: Phones Will Have This New Facebook Feature
Google Messages is working on Reactions
which totally doesn't look like Facebook Messenger at all pic.twitter.com/mHxokE89yV
- Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) February 13, 2020
Android it will have quite similar reactions to those that exist for iMessage, or Facebook Messenger, so people who use Facebook's platform should have a quite similar experience. The reactions implemented for the messages received on the phones offer people new ways to interact with their interlocutors, and as Google Messages wants to be a real alternative to Facebook Messenger, for example, on Android, and with functions of this kind, it is definitely heading towards the most appropriate direction.
Android also has many other functions in the works for Google Messages at the moment, the Google company preparing many news mainly for the RCS system, which is an alternative for iMessage. Many people with Android want an alternative to iMessage on their phones, and Google listened to them, and brings these functions to Android, so that they can chat in a common, native application from the operating system with everyone else who has the same phones.
Android will have this function officially launched in one of the updates that are now in full development, but there is no clear date regarding the moment of its launch for now.
