To open a thread with replies, tap the reply counter at the bottom of the threaded message.
To find all threads in a space, at the top right, tap Active threads .
Quote a message in your reply
Important: When you quote a message, the quoted content displays the original message. If the original message is deleted or edited, the quoted content isn’t updated in your reply.
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chat app or Gmail app .
In Gmail: At the bottom, tap Chat .
Open a conversation.
Tap and hold the message.
From the available message actions, tap Quote in reply.
Enter your message.
Tap Send .
Get suggestions for quick replies
To respond to messages quickly, turn on Smart Reply. When Smart Reply is on, you can find suggestions above the reply area in Chat.
Turn on Smart Reply in Chat
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chat app .
At the top left, tap Menu Settings.
Next to “Smart Reply,” tap the toggle.
Turn on Smart Reply in Gmail
On your Android phone or table, open the Gmail app .
At the top left, tap Menu Settings.
Select your email account.
Next to “Smart Reply in Chat,” tap the box.
Tips:
To reply, select a suggestion below the message. You can edit the suggestion before you reply.
Google's Smart Reply feature suggests quick replies for incoming text messages using AI. This time-saving feature is enabled by default in the latest version of the Google Messages app. If you don't want Smart Replies (or Quick Responses on Samsung phones, you can turn them off with a few simple clicks.
Select “settings.” Choose “advanced features.” Scroll down to the “messaging features” section and tap “auto-reply configuration.” Choose “driving mode” or “vacation mode” to edit your reply-all auto-replies, or “create a new auto-reply” to create your own with conditions.
If you see an error message saying “You can't reply to this conversation,” it might be because: A message or something you shared goes against our Community Standards. You recently sent an unusual number of messages, which may seem like spam to our security system. Messages you sent were marked as unwelcome.
Step 1: Open the messages app. Step 2: Tap to open any conversation to react to. Step 3: Press and Hold on to the Message. Step 4: Now react with any emoji you want.
Tap and hold or swipe left on the message you want to reply to. Note: If you tap and hold the message, tap Reply. 2. Enter text/emoji or choose a sticker, then send your message.
Getting a personal response to each message quickly becomes a challenge when there are a lot of them. This is why Google Messages has a “Quick Replies” function to help users out. You can speed up conversations with Quick Replies, which work like pre-written texts and can be sent with a single press.
The smart reply model generates reply suggestions based on the full context of a conversation, not just a single message. This means the suggestions are more helpful to your users.
Smart Reply follows a conversation between a human agent and an end user and surfaces suggested responses to the human agent. Suggested responses are calculated by a custom model that has been trained on your own conversation data.
How to set up auto-replies on Android. Android doesn't offer any native automation feature for SMS auto-replies. You'll need a third-party text message autoresponder app like SMS Auto Reply (or you can also choose one of the free apps). Download and install the SMS Auto Reply app on your Android device.
Tap and hold on the message that you want to “like” or react to with an emoji. Choose which reaction emoji you would like to use. Generally, the best emoji for “liking a message is the thumbs up emoji. This is the typical standard for most phones, and the most commonly recognized for “liking” something.
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