We've had this feature on Android for a very long time. I used to use this feature to tell my daughter good morning every morning. It was scheduled to go off at 6:15 every morning
That feature has also been in iPhone for years You can have it auto send on a schedule with shortcuts What’s new is the ability it just hit “send later” and have it send one time
I have no problem with the color of the message bubble. It’s nice to see the green one once in a while. I’m just glad that they will now have Delivered and Read features.
Here's a suggestion Move to Android, you can change the bubble colours Shits dope, also, just a whole bunch of other features that apple refuses to give you guys Ain't even gotta be a flagship, I'll take my Moto G stylus (2023) (not even the 5G version mind you) over a iPhone 15 Pro Max or whatever they call them.
Moto user, we got it too Most of android has it, and if they don't, they can easily get it Unlike with IOS, where they needed to wait til IOS 18 for it to be introduced. Also, we can send them to iPhone users, which means Apple is purposely preventing its users from sending them to Android.
@@Big-Shady what are you on? Apple has had this for so many years, you can send them to android, group chats, whatever. This update is just making it easier to access and use.
@@ccg40android and iOS both had the feature of scheduled messaging that repeats in whatever set interval. Apple is just now adding the feature to store timed messages in its own servers so they can send independent of your phone.
This scheduled message shit is so streamlined in android, we, android users, never even gave a fuck about it. We assumed this was a standard feature in any phone. Even iPhone. But sadly apple catches up 10 years later 🤣
Yeah, and I can't wait to hear so many iSheep gloat about their new feature, only for me to show them we had it 10 years ago (this is something I have done before, on more than 1 occasion, shits hilarious every time, especially when Apple makes that 'new' feature worse than what it is on android)
@@giovanigeorgis3848 false, many messengers, including some default messengers for Android come with this feature. I even have this feature on my Moto G stylus (2023). I also had it on my Samsung Galaxy A12 (think that's the right number, not gonna check rn, doesn't matter, lower midrange android) and my Galaxy J3 Orbit (bottomed tier phone btw, literally 50 bucks in 2018) This isn't a new feature, it's just a new feature for Iphone
it will sound insane but it is because racism im not even kidding, some iphone users discriminate android users for just using android, it also happenss viceversa, they both hate each other and it sucks.
@@laifyalifdiscrimination is a better word, if you call every bit of discrimination against someone different racism people won’t take you seriously, unless it’s about actual racial prejudice
apple intentionally made it that color to stir negative emotion associated with non apple products into its users, making them less likely to switch to android, and more likely to convince their friends to switch to iphone. This may seem like a small issue, but when people see an unappealing color everyday, they're soon to say stuff about it.
Also, the contrast ratio between the green bubble and the text violate Apple's UI accessibility standards that other apps need to follow. It's literally a strain to read.
We've had this feature on, any phone that isn't an iPhone really, for years. I've had this since 2021, maybe earlier. And it sends to everyone, not just some people who happen to have the same phone as me.
Look up android features most of them arent advertised thats why apple users are so clueless about the abilities of an android and end up sticking with apple
*Apple doing something ANDROID had for DECADES* 😂😂😂 Edit - I started a war in comments, I wanna say I have a mid range samsung and have 70-75% features that iPhone flagship have including Bixby routines and all. So for me iPhone is just wast of Money, and even if I upgrade I'll go to S series of Pixal.
I just need a search function in messages. I have years of conversations and if I try to find anything I have to scroll? How are we still in 2008? Put a fuckin search bar in there
Ima bout to reveal something life changing: To get the search bar, scroll up, even if it looks like you’re at the top of messages app already. Every Apple app has this hidden search function dude 😭😭😭
@@giovanigeorgis3848 why the fuck is it hidden tho? Why not have it at the top when you open the app, and then it goes away when you scroll down? That's how 99% of everything on android works, we know it's there at the start, and can come back to it. Much less risk of it going completely unnoticed that way. (Also, we don't need to scroll all the way to the top, just sliding up the search bar at the top or you can hit the 3 dots and tap search) Tldr; what is the purpose of hiding a fairly essential feature like that? Android just shows you upfront, and allows access to it within moments.
RCS is a huge deal to iPhone users. And is a big consumer friendly decision, which is why I’m not sure why they didn’t really mention it because they would’ve gotten a standing ovation lol.
Probably because they don't want to be ridiculed for only just now implementing a technology that has been an open standard since 2008. It's more embarrassing than something to celebrate.
@@ex0stasis72 I suppose that’s true. They didn’t have any way of explaining it as an advancement so they just tucked it in the back. But for iOS users it’s still a huge deal. But that makes sense
Imagine a dude having an entire mystery as to why they killed themselves only for a send later message appearing after a month saying “I did it for the lolz”
Good Luck. Man in he Middle requires being able to read the messages. iMessage is end to end encrypted, which makes MitM almost impossible without the private keys of the phone in questions. if you got those, you most likely have access to the phone itself anyway. End to End is why I want RCS, as it supports end to end, SMS/MMS does not.
I'm an Android guy but apple is very very secure lmao and has been for very long, that's pretty much why they stop downloads like APKS which I love in Android, safety is one of the main selling points of apple
@@RhinoRapscallion lol imessage aint end to end Cant believe you actually fell for that. Apple knows everything you send over that shit. Only one popular actually secure messaging is Signal
@@ederbanksthat's not true? Apple can schedule messages to other iPhone users, but not android users. Android can schedule a message to send to any type of phone.
If you want to send a message scheduled to an Android you can still do it via a Shortcuts Automation as you always could, although you phone needs to be on to do this.
I’ve honestly never understood the green bubble issue. It’s really convenient to know if your phone isn’t sending iMessages when it should be. Now that they’re actually using RCS, all the drawbacks it had are gone besides the stigma some weirdos have
@@GamingWithTristanTroxellIf that we’re true he would’ve explicitly mentioned it. Also, despite people thinking he hates Apple, he literally uses an iPhone and wears an Apple Watch 😂😂😂
Wow a send later option? thats so cool, its not like andriod did that years ago... no wait android did that years ago, and its better bcuz its not limited to iphones/androids.
@@giovanigeorgis3848 why is it being added now? It's been used since long ago in android and even windows apps, without even talking about using tasks on linux.
Guys you‘re forgetting that with the Shortcuts on the iPhone you were always able to schedule texts. Even in other messaging apps such as WhatsApp. So thats just a feature getting placed in broad daylight that has been possible since years 🤔
Okay so quick story time. Basically I had this friend who was born at like 6:42 am or smth. I looked on my phone for like an hour for the scheduled messaging, and then found it so dumb that Apple didn’t have it. So I had to wake up at 6:40 am to wish my friend happy birthday. And I’m not a morning person. Ever since then I’ve wanted this feature
@@giovanigeorgis3848no, but Apple users are 💀 The classic story of a friend group rejecting the dude with android from group chats because Apple has it set up to destroy them if he joins, the dude who can’t get a girlfriend because she sees his green texts, etc etc
@@A48775 how is Apple doing rcs petty yes they should have done it sooner for security but I don’t get how they are being petty by doing it late let me know if i have it wrong or misunderstood you
I like that iPhone added scheduling messages. But I know from the fact that my Android can do it that the only reason Apple didn't allow it for RCS messages too is because they want to keep the green bubble shaming going.
i will but the only times i am touching an apple device you can be sure i am making money, i wont touch them on my own time so you know i am being paid to do so
For anyone scheduling birthday messages to anyone under 50 should not schedule on the hour. They will probably know its scheduled. Just time it for 5 minutes before or after the hour mark. It will never occur to them it was scheduled.
Man I'm always so jealous of Apple for getting all the cool things and us android users waiting for them to invent things before they are trashing ported to android. How sad😢
It's the upgrade to SMS, made by Google, End to End Encrypted, comparable with everyone (except apple until ios 18 comes out {which is apples doing, Google offered to make it compatible for iPhone for them, for free, and they said no}) It has literally everything iMessage has, without it's stupid walled garden logic of green and blue bubbles, plus more. It's Androids standard now.
Different system for sending messages. Compared to the ancient old SMS that everyone used (and that Apple would make android users use if they talked to Apple users), RCS has far better security, servers, and has features like read receipts
I find it especially funny because Android has had this feature for a long time. Not only that, you can even download third-party texting apps which also do exactly that.
Does nobody realize you could already do this using the shortcuts app on iPhone? This is still how I go about sending timed messages to Android users. It’s a little more tedious, but still entirely possible to do
We've had this feature on Android for a very long time. I used to use this feature to tell my daughter good morning every morning. It was scheduled to go off at 6:15 every morning
That feature has also been in iPhone for years
You can have it auto send on a schedule with shortcuts
What’s new is the ability it just hit “send later” and have it send one time
Another useless feature people will pretend to care about to justify buying another phone.
We know
@@Hellsing12002 Bro you don’t need to buy a new phone for this 💀
@@himynameisryanyeah so it's never been on the iPhone until now? 😂 They aren't the same thing buddy
I have no problem with the color of the message bubble. It’s nice to see the green one once in a while. I’m just glad that they will now have Delivered and Read features.
Oh don't worry, Apple WILL find a way to prevent that because screw you, buy iPhone.
Here's a suggestion
Move to Android, you can change the bubble colours
Shits dope, also, just a whole bunch of other features that apple refuses to give you guys
Ain't even gotta be a flagship, I'll take my Moto G stylus (2023) (not even the 5G version mind you) over a iPhone 15 Pro Max or whatever they call them.
@@Not_interestEd- I already use iPhone
@@Big-Shady nobody asked.
@@BeaconMan6000Then stop.
Samsung phones have had this feature for years, and it works with roup chats and messages with literally anyone.
Moto user, we got it too
Most of android has it, and if they don't, they can easily get it
Unlike with IOS, where they needed to wait til IOS 18 for it to be introduced. Also, we can send them to iPhone users, which means Apple is purposely preventing its users from sending them to Android.
@@Big-Shady Sounds about right. They LOVE making Android look backwards.
This feature was on my first phone almost 10 years ago
@@Big-Shady what are you on? Apple has had this for so many years, you can send them to android, group chats, whatever. This update is just making it easier to access and use.
@@ccg40android and iOS both had the feature of scheduled messaging that repeats in whatever set interval. Apple is just now adding the feature to store timed messages in its own servers so they can send independent of your phone.
Lmao rcs has this feature for so long
I can do it with sms, not even rcs
@@A48775 yea! We can schedule our messages in Google messaging app
Most messengers allow you to do that
Apple when they don’t have a feature: It sucks guys!
Apple when they have a feature: It sucks guys!
@@giovanigeorgis3848 You are ONE synapse connection away from realizing the point that's trying to be made here.
This scheduled message shit is so streamlined in android, we, android users, never even gave a fuck about it.
We assumed this was a standard feature in any phone. Even iPhone. But sadly apple catches up 10 years later 🤣
Yeah, and I can't wait to hear so many iSheep gloat about their new feature, only for me to show them we had it 10 years ago (this is something I have done before, on more than 1 occasion, shits hilarious every time, especially when Apple makes that 'new' feature worse than what it is on android)
Yeah, I still don't know why people still think they're getting their money's worth with Apple
@@Big-Shadyit’s just a phone, I don’t get why people are so weird about this.
I literally watched the jerry rig video about why he wont switch to iphone and the messages thing has been in android for god knows how long
Do you think it'll show that it was scheduled like how it says "Sent with Siri"?
No
yes
probably not
Make up your freaking minds
Yes it does confirmed
WHAT MESSENGER DOESN'T HAVE SCHEDULING MESSAGES FEATURES??
None of them.
WhatsApp doesn’t.
@@giovanigeorgis3848its been on android for a while. its p handy !
@@giovanigeorgis3848 false, many messengers, including some default messengers for Android come with this feature. I even have this feature on my Moto G stylus (2023). I also had it on my Samsung Galaxy A12 (think that's the right number, not gonna check rn, doesn't matter, lower midrange android) and my Galaxy J3 Orbit (bottomed tier phone btw, literally 50 bucks in 2018)
This isn't a new feature, it's just a new feature for Iphone
Android users trying to find something bad about an apple feature
It's pretty hilarious that Apple finally added something Android has had for a while
How is that hilarious? Just shows that they’re progressing.
@@giovanigeorgis3848They ARE progressing. It's just that said progression is at the speed of smell.
Most of their features are like that lmao
USB-C, wireless charging, high refresh rate, more than 12 MP cameras, app icons wherever, always on display: 👁️👄👁️
@@NotGabe001USB-C is the most convenient addition since FaceID. Change my mind.
SAMSUNG did this 8 years ago and standard 5 years ago
why are people so butthurt about green bubbles? it’s a pretty clear and simple way to show the user whether it’s imessage or not
it will sound insane but it is because racism
im not even kidding, some iphone users discriminate android users for just using android, it also happenss viceversa, they both hate each other and it sucks.
@@laifyalifdiscrimination is a better word, if you call every bit of discrimination against someone different racism people won’t take you seriously, unless it’s about actual racial prejudice
@@TheOnlyPedroGameplays yeah
apple intentionally made it that color to stir negative emotion associated with non apple products into its users, making them less likely to switch to android, and more likely to convince their friends to switch to iphone. This may seem like a small issue, but when people see an unappealing color everyday, they're soon to say stuff about it.
Also, the contrast ratio between the green bubble and the text violate Apple's UI accessibility standards that other apps need to follow. It's literally a strain to read.
We've had this feature on, any phone that isn't an iPhone really, for years. I've had this since 2021, maybe earlier. And it sends to everyone, not just some people who happen to have the same phone as me.
Bro I had this on my Android phone I only found out that I had it after seeing all these Apple commercials about how they're finally adding it
WTF I just checked my one plus you're right apple is just copying android now
Look up android features most of them arent advertised thats why apple users are so clueless about the abilities of an android and end up sticking with apple
I think for most people this update will be quite helpful especially ai being interpreted with the Home Screen!
I've used this feature for a while, usually with birthdays and sometimes just to mess with friends.
*Apple doing something ANDROID had for DECADES* 😂😂😂
Edit - I started a war in comments, I wanna say I have a mid range samsung and have 70-75% features that iPhone flagship have including Bixby routines and all. So for me iPhone is just wast of Money, and even if I upgrade I'll go to S series of Pixal.
nerd
I was just gonna say this!!
You are in a tech channel, everyone here are nerds lol@@Vader_vgc
@Vader_vgc, he's not a nerd. He just knows apple has turned into money greedy company
@@WompusWompuslol lil bro doesn’t know that Samsung top of the line phones are more expensive 😭😭😭
You can use shortcuts to send scheduled messages to anybody in your contact list
I just need a search function in messages. I have years of conversations and if I try to find anything I have to scroll? How are we still in 2008? Put a fuckin search bar in there
Ima bout to reveal something life changing: To get the search bar, scroll up, even if it looks like you’re at the top of messages app already. Every Apple app has this hidden search function dude 😭😭😭
@@giovanigeorgis3848 why the fuck is it hidden tho? Why not have it at the top when you open the app, and then it goes away when you scroll down? That's how 99% of everything on android works, we know it's there at the start, and can come back to it. Much less risk of it going completely unnoticed that way. (Also, we don't need to scroll all the way to the top, just sliding up the search bar at the top or you can hit the 3 dots and tap search)
Tldr; what is the purpose of hiding a fairly essential feature like that? Android just shows you upfront, and allows access to it within moments.
If I remember right, Apple was forced to use RCS by the EU. I imagine they wanted to keep it quiet after what happened with the charging ports
I hate this shit with Apple being late to everything. I’ve been using Siri Shortcuts to schedule messages but it’s stupid it took this long
RCS is a huge deal to iPhone users. And is a big consumer friendly decision, which is why I’m not sure why they didn’t really mention it because they would’ve gotten a standing ovation lol.
Probably because they don't want to be ridiculed for only just now implementing a technology that has been an open standard since 2008. It's more embarrassing than something to celebrate.
@@ex0stasis72 I suppose that’s true. They didn’t have any way of explaining it as an advancement so they just tucked it in the back. But for iOS users it’s still a huge deal. But that makes sense
Send later is just . . . Schedule message . . .
I guess its only perk is that it works if ur phone is dead
suicide messages about to go crazy☠️
Imagine a dude having an entire mystery as to why they killed themselves only for a send later message appearing after a month saying “I did it for the lolz”
Bro 💀
I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS LOL
That’s exactly what I needed it for a few weeks ago but no I’m still fucking alive and lost my best fucking friend 💀
Can’t wait till someone figures out a vulnerability in this where they can do a man in the middle attack lol
Good Luck. Man in he Middle requires being able to read the messages. iMessage is end to end encrypted, which makes MitM almost impossible without the private keys of the phone in questions.
if you got those, you most likely have access to the phone itself anyway.
End to End is why I want RCS, as it supports end to end, SMS/MMS does not.
Then why has there never been a data breach with iMessage ever before? Because you’re lying.
I'm an Android guy but apple is very very secure lmao and has been for very long, that's pretty much why they stop downloads like APKS which I love in Android, safety is one of the main selling points of apple
@@akdb Android is actually just as secure
@@RhinoRapscallion lol imessage aint end to end
Cant believe you actually fell for that.
Apple knows everything you send over that shit.
Only one popular actually secure messaging is Signal
So I can schedule a message to my iPhone friends but they still can't schedule one to me?
Yep, same as usual, Apple trynna take one of our features, 'improve it' and then call it their own. Apple is gentrification of phones.
No they still can, this update is just making it more accessible. Maybe do research before commenting something stupid
@@ederbanksthat's not true? Apple can schedule messages to other iPhone users, but not android users. Android can schedule a message to send to any type of phone.
@@Lord_Gdrald just tried it and it worked. I have no idea where you’re getting your information from but whatever it is it’s wrong.
@@ederbanks this video?
If you want to send a message scheduled to an Android you can still do it via a Shortcuts Automation as you always could, although you phone needs to be on to do this.
imagine scheduling a message like "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" and the person messages that their grandma died just before it sent
we have had this with the shortcuts app for a while now, this is just more polished
I’ve honestly never understood the green bubble issue. It’s really convenient to know if your phone isn’t sending iMessages when it should be. Now that they’re actually using RCS, all the drawbacks it had are gone besides the stigma some weirdos have
I just create a shortcut and it works better because If they text back and I’m sleeping I can just be woken up
And yet we have had this on android since about 2014
Ok and who cares
@@potato9638People with a brain cell count above the double digits.
@potato9638 the same guy who made the video apple fanboy
@@GamingWithTristanTroxellIf that we’re true he would’ve explicitly mentioned it. Also, despite people thinking he hates Apple, he literally uses an iPhone and wears an Apple Watch 😂😂😂
@@GamingWithTristanTroxell It’s for content. Money why wouldn’t you make a video it’s there job
Wow a send later option? thats so cool, its not like andriod did that years ago... no wait android did that years ago, and its better bcuz its not limited to iphones/androids.
You can do the send later thing by just having a scheduled shortcut that sends a message and triggers at a certain time without asking
Oh no, every android has had this feature. Thank the lords apple has added this in IOS 18. Revolutionary.
I wish whatsapp had this feature
Did this to my grandmother last night for this morning
Apple gotta be trollin
How? These are useful af
Adding 5+ year old Android features and pretending they're world-shattering innovations is Apple's entire business model.
@@giovanigeorgis3848 why is it being added now? It's been used since long ago in android and even windows apps, without even talking about using tasks on linux.
Guys you‘re forgetting that with the Shortcuts on the iPhone you were always able to schedule texts. Even in other messaging apps such as WhatsApp. So thats just a feature getting placed in broad daylight that has been possible since years 🤔
"It gets securely stored on an Apple server"
Good one.
Okay so quick story time. Basically I had this friend who was born at like 6:42 am or smth. I looked on my phone for like an hour for the scheduled messaging, and then found it so dumb that Apple didn’t have it. So I had to wake up at 6:40 am to wish my friend happy birthday. And I’m not a morning person. Ever since then I’ve wanted this feature
I used this feature on my Android two years ago when I scheduled "April Fools" to my friend, an iPhone user, mind you, for 00:00 or 01:00.
Green vs blue? Android can be any text color you want 😂
Ok, so? You’re worried about the color of bubbles? 😂😂😂😂
@@giovanigeorgis3848no, but Apple users are 💀
The classic story of a friend group rejecting the dude with android from group chats because Apple has it set up to destroy them if he joins, the dude who can’t get a girlfriend because she sees his green texts, etc etc
Green doesn’t mean android I’ve had more green texts with iPhone because me or them didn’t have internet
Yes, green means that the person you are texting is using sms or mms
Or now rcs because apple is petty
@@A48775 how is Apple doing rcs petty yes they should have done it sooner for security but I don’t get how they are being petty by doing it late let me know if i have it wrong or misunderstood you
I like that iPhone added scheduling messages. But I know from the fact that my Android can do it that the only reason Apple didn't allow it for RCS messages too is because they want to keep the green bubble shaming going.
I can grab my Samsung J7 from mid 2015's and do this. Apple, you ain't doing something new and refreshing, you're catching.
I will NEVER touch an Apple product 💀
Based.
i will but the only times i am touching an apple device you can be sure i am making money, i wont touch them on my own time so you know i am being paid to do so
Based.
Because you can’t afford one. 😆
@@sporksto4372Lol go to TH-cam kids
I don’t think you understand how. LONG. I. HAVE. BEEN. WAITING. FINALLY!
My phone has had later for at least 4 years if I remember right😊
i’ve had this programmed in my iphone with the past six months it’s just more accessible now
Idk, I barely ever used iMessage in the past 10y or so. The 3rd party messengers are just straight-up better
Rcs pretty much released with this feature like a few years ago
So, like setting up a time to record something on q vcr back in the day? Neat.
I've had this feature on Android for as long as I've had a phone
You can already send later with the shortcuts app
Oh cool! iPhones can now do the same thing that my Pixel 3 could do for the past few years
I’ve literally been doing this on iPhone for years through the shortcuts app it’s literally pre downloaded on like all iPhones what’s the big deal
huawei had this in 2019 :))
For anyone scheduling birthday messages to anyone under 50 should not schedule on the hour. They will probably know its scheduled. Just time it for 5 minutes before or after the hour mark. It will never occur to them it was scheduled.
Send later has been a thing on my phone since I got it
Ima use for my funeral day and say thanks for comin
What does iPhone have to do with Radar Cross Section? Are they stealth now?!
Has this on Android for years.... And you can send to iPhones aswell...
apple didn't have this? as an android user pretty sure we've had this for a while lol
Man I'm so glad the iPhone invented this.. I really hope the new android update version 7 implements this
I know right, it'll be so cool when we get this in Android 7! Thank you Apple for inventing another amazing feature 👍
@@Big-Shady It was always on android
Man I'm always so jealous of Apple for getting all the cool things and us android users waiting for them to invent things before they are trashing ported to android. How sad😢
Android phones have had those feature for a few years.
Can I schedule messages to automatically send for birthdays without needing to reschedule it
Dang I had this idea a couple years ago. Wish I had patented it now
This has been an android feature for yearss
Did you watch the full video? 😂
@@giovanigeorgis3848did you?
Can’t believe apple doesn't have a timed messaging feature
we already have one
so apple implemented the classic "listen to my blackmail or the email goes out, even if i die" trope
Wow apple is still trying to catch up huh
Have you been able to toggle on RCS? I haven’t been able to on the beta
What’s rcs?
It's the upgrade to SMS, made by Google, End to End Encrypted, comparable with everyone (except apple until ios 18 comes out {which is apples doing, Google offered to make it compatible for iPhone for them, for free, and they said no})
It has literally everything iMessage has, without it's stupid walled garden logic of green and blue bubbles, plus more. It's Androids standard now.
Different system for sending messages. Compared to the ancient old SMS that everyone used (and that Apple would make android users use if they talked to Apple users), RCS has far better security, servers, and has features like read receipts
"Innovation"
OH look Apple finally catching UP!.. LETS GO!!!!!
Apple really “innovating” into something not only Android has, but an in-built feature of emailing.
“Securely stored” on an apple server is something I wouldn’t trust
So they cant schedule to Android? Classic apple😂
I find it especially funny because Android has had this feature for a long time. Not only that, you can even download third-party texting apps which also do exactly that.
@@RobertMcGlynJrRob yea, and on Apple I doubt you can even download a different texting app know their confined ecosystem🤣
@@ghpumi971
I know for a fact you can't do that on Apple. It was only recently they allowed users to change default apps, and even they ruined that
@@ghpumi971 you can get different texting app so I think Your an android fanboy
@@potato9638 I was assuming knowing apples closed ecosystem. It's almost like I can't see for myself because I don't have apple😱
Send later? *Laughs in Android*
i have this on my samsung galaxy s9😂😂😂😂 Apple is still laking in Creativity
(yes i am an annoying Android stan)
bouta schedual evey happy (insert special occasion)for the next 5 years
I like how no one is saying anything about Google messaging having it already
I'm glad Androids still green - Go, Go Green Robot!
Android has had this since at least 2015 bro. Maybe longer.
RCS is only for cars though.
Does nobody realize you could already do this using the shortcuts app on iPhone? This is still how I go about sending timed messages to Android users. It’s a little more tedious, but still entirely possible to do
You could already do this with shortcuts
I've literally had this on android forever
ANDROID HAVING THIS. FOR EVER
We can do this with any android since long ago, that girl called "Zara Rahim" just should have taken an android instead of waiting for ios 18 ☠️
Is it live right now?
The iPhone JUST got send later????? And it's limited in scope for no reason? I seriously cannot fathom why anybody buys Apple products.
as an android I've had this for a while
I just took a nap and fell asleep watching this and I dreamed of carter pcs talking about this 💀
Lol all of my cheap androids have had this, even the 40 dollar one
"securely stored on the apple server" HAHAHAHAHAH
Google messages has this
Can’t wait until my phone dies and the happy birthday text comes right after the “grandpa doesn’t have long left” text
This feature has been on Android for like 10 years
Why do you want reaction control system on your phone
telegram's had this for years tho