Android users can finally see Apple iMessage reactions

The Verge sent test messages and emoji reactions between iPhones running iOS 18.1 and different Android phones, confirming both devices now ...

After launching RCS support with the iOS 18 update, Apple has quietly enabled the ability to send emoji reactions, or tapbacks, to Androids.

Both phones send the same message for reactions. Android just knows what to do with it now and iPhone doesn't. Until Apple supports RCS or opens ...

This week, Google said that updates coming to Messages will allow Android users to respond to iPhone texts with emojis. Other updates include ...

Apple introduced a similar feature to its Messages app with iOS 18's release, allowing iPhone users to use any emoji or sticker as Tapbacks.

While messaging between Android phones and iPhones still isn't perfect, it's a lot better than it used to be – and users have now noticed ...

With the launch of iOS 18, Apple added support for RCS, or Rich Communication Services. ‌RCS‌ replaces SMS/MMS as the default messaging ...

After the update, reactions from iPhone users will be sent as an emoji on text messages on Android. As on iMessage, the emoji reaction — like ...

Apple has fixed the issue of Android reactions appearing as separate messages ... Now, when an Android user reacts to an RCS message from an iOS ...

Android users can now see message reactions from iPhone users ... Starting on Feb. 1, Android owners who use Google's "Messages" app can now see ...

The Google Messages app can display iMessage reactions like emojis properly. Here's what you need to do.

As The Verge notes, an Android user reacting to a message sent from an iOS device previously resulted in a separate message on a new line with ...

However, this move only applies to Android. Unfortunately, even with this new feature in place, those of us on iOS will still see reactions ...

Yes, Google's Messages app now empowers Android users to respond to iPhone texts with emojis, bridging the gap in communication and allowing ...

Thanks to an update for Google Messages, Android phones now finally support Apple's iMessage reactions, using emojis to display them.

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Google's now out to change that: the Messages app now allows Android users to react to SMS messages with emoji, which will send that horrible “ ...

Now, a group chat involving Android and iPhone users supports audio messages, non-compressed media, and a smaller amount of Tapback reactions to ...

As spotted by 9to5Google, this is now a thing of the past: Google Messages has started to display iMessage reactions like they're supposed to ...

Now that Apple is starting to #GetTheMessage with its adoption of RCS, texting between Android and Apple devices is getting a whole lot better. 1.