Google is reportedly working on a new WhatsApp-like feature for its Google Messages instant messaging platform.Access RCS messages and chats from multiple devices simultaneously.
Currently, Google Messages limits the reading, sending, and receiving of messages to only the user’s primary phone where the app is installed. However, there is a workaround that allows users to access Messages for web through a mobile browser on another device. Google will therefore plan to simplify the procedure andExpand support to multiple devices simultaneously.
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Google Messages will be accessible from multiple devices at the same time
In a blog post, AssembleDeBug refers to some strings in the application code that already mention Google’s intention.use the user’s phone number to achieve thisdespite the company may also need your Google account To do this.
This seems logical once RCS chats are linked to the user’s phone number. Once the brand enables the new cross-device feature, users will be able to use Google Messages on other devices as a secondary phone without having to physically change their primary SIM card. WhatsApp had already implemented such a feature on its platform, which also allows it to be used on multiple electronic devices at the same time.
In terms of matching functionality, Google Messages can: Change the QR Code scanning method by opting for automatic pairing with your preferred Google account. Google already offers seamless pairing for Fi Wireless subscribers. It already allows you to send messages, make calls, and check voicemails over the web while your device is turned off and without being constantly paired, but Google probably won’t use this technique for its new feature.
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