IT House News on June 7th, today Apple released iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 systems, and has released the first developer preview version Beta.
iOS 16 adds a long-awaited feature set that allows editing and revoking an iMessage that has been sent to someone, but it turns out that this also has a time limit.
Users can edit or unsend an iMessage up to 15 minutes after it is sent, but after that time, the message cannot be edited and can no longer be undone.
Undoing sending an iMessage or editing an iMessage requires both Messages users to be running iOS 16. If you try to undo an iMessage to a user running iOS 15 or earlier, it won't work, and neither will the editing functionality.
Apple warns that users running earlier versions of iOS will be able to see unsent messages even if it is no longer visible on your terminal.
users can edit or undo an iMessage by long-pressing the iMessage in an iMessage conversation and clicking "Edit" or "Undo Send." Note that these features are limited to blue bubble iMessages and not green SMS text messages.
also has a new option to recover recently deleted messages, up to 30 days after deletion. Deleted messages are located in the Recently Deleted section under the filter list. Recently Deleted applies to iMessage and SMS messages. In addition to these two functions,
also has a "Mark as Unread" option. When the user wants to reply to a message later but does not want to forget it, all unread messages can be displayed under the new "Filter" Read Mail" folder.
iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 are planned to release public beta versions in July, and the developer preview version Beta is currently available. iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, and watchOS 9 will all be released to the public this fall.
