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The inability to do as much on Apple's iMessage application is one of the reasons so many of its users have made the switch to Signal or WhatsApp, which both do allow for sent messaged to be deleted before the recipient sees them. If you decide to press undo, users will be taken back to the email compose screen allowing you to tweak the initial email.A lot of people have recently taken to Signal Messenger in order to safeguard their user data and privacy, meaning a lot of users are still getting to grips with the app.Īs a result, a lot of things are still relatively unknown about how it works, and one key feature is too important to go without - that is the ability to delete sent messages or to unsend a message. After hitting the send button, you can go back into the app and click the “undo” button immediately after. Google implemented the undo send feature to its email platform for web last year and for Android, and recently added it to the iOS version.

Gmail messenger app lets you unsend emails in a 30-second window. WhatsApp is still working out the logistics and warns that recipients may actually see your message before it’s deleted or if the process was a fail.Įmails can now also be unsent before a user sees them. Users will get an option allowing you to “delete for everyone” erasing the message from another person’s phone instead of just from their own. Both the sender and the receiver will need the latest WhatsApp feature for the process to work. The messages disappear from conversations or group chats.

Line’s move follows a similar new function from WhatsApp, which just added the ability to delete and take back messages up to seven minutes after you sent them. Those who send really mortifying ones will get rewarded with gift codes via the app. The app’s playful promotion encourages users to submit cringe-worthy stories about texts they accidentally sent. SEE ALSO: Using periods in text messages means more than you think Users will be able to simply open the app and click on the "chats" icon then tap on the conversation and a drop down arrow will let you press "edit" and "delete" to get rid of the message. The app already has more than 200 million users and the new undo feature will launch next month.