Google Chat won’t lose track of your unfinished messages anymore
Your half-written work messages finally have somewhere safe to hang out.
Google Chat is set to roll out persistent drafts, a feature aimed at preventing the loss of unfinished messages. This means that if you start typing a message but need to step away, the text will remain saved. Drafts will sync across devices, allowing you to begin a message on a computer and finish it later on your smartphone, regardless of whether you're using Android or iOS. The update is currently being rolled out on the web, with availability on Android and iOS devices expected by September 28.
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