Google Messages beta rolls out the one feature Smart Reply users have been waiting for

Google Messages beta rolls out the one feature Smart Reply users have been waiting for

Summary

Google Messages is introducing a Tap to Send/Draft toggle for Smart Replies in its latest beta, allowing users to choose between instant sending or editing suggestions. This update enhances user control and aims to reduce accidental message sends.

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What is the difference between Tap to Send and Tap to Draft in Google Messages Smart Replies?
Tap to Send instantly sends the selected Smart Reply as a message, which is the default behavior prone to accidental sends, while Tap to Draft places the suggestion into the text field for editing before sending, reducing errors and allowing customization.[1][2][4]
Sources: [1], [2]
How do you enable the Tap to Draft feature in Google Messages beta?
Open Google Messages, tap the profile icon, go to Messages settings > Suggestions, and toggle the switch under Smart Reply from Tap to Send (default, off) to Tap to Draft.[2][4]
Sources: [1], [2]
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