Google Messages is adding a trash folder for deleted texts, bringing it in line with iMessage and other messaging apps.

Google is claiming that Android users report getting 58% fewer scam texts than iPhone users, but questions remain about the study's methodology.

As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Google partnered with YouGov to commission a survey of over 5,000 smartphone users ...

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WhatsApp's misjudged joke has left some users questioning the validity of the company's end-to-end encryption system.

Updated A new Android malware strain, Herodotus, steals credentials, logs keystrokes, streams victims' screens, and hijacks ...

Google Messages isn't perfect. Although it offers the same set of features and functionality as other messaging apps, some of ...

Google Messages is testing a new undo option and a trash or bin folder that will keep the deleted messages safe for the next ...

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Once you’ve updated to Android 16, here’s how to enable the new features: Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Advanced ...