
Here’s how you can edit a message in iOS 16.
We expect iOS 16 to make its full debut when the iPhone 14 arrives in September or October, and it’s safe to say we’re all looking forward to the new features.
One of those features is the ability to edit your iMessages, even if you’ve already sent them. This would be ideal for scenarios where you sent incorrect information or even misspelled a few too many words.
While the feature won’t be available to anyone who isn’t using the iOS 16 beta, keep reading to find out how you can take advantage of the edit messages feature when it launches on the iPhone.
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what we used
short version
- open your messenger app
- Type and send a message
- hold down message
- press edit
- rewrite your message
- press send
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1open your messenger app
Unlock your iPhone and go into the Messages app to start the process. Make sure you are running iOS 16 beta.
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2Type and send a message
Type the message you want to send to a family member or friend and click Send.
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3hold down message
Press and hold on the message you sent.
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4press edit
A pop-up menu will appear after you hold down the message. Click on the button that says Edit, it will be the third option at the bottom. It’s important to note that this feature is only available on iOS 16, and those who have an iPhone running iOS 15 will not be able to edit their messages.
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5rewrite your message
Retype the message you want to send. You can change it however you want.
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6press send
Click Send. You’ll notice that next to the delivered pop-up it will also say edited, so you can identify which messages you’ve sent that are edited.
questions to ask
Does the person I sent the message know that it has been edited?
Yes, the person receiving the message will know the message has been edited, although this may change once the feature is fully rolled out at the end of the year.
Can I Edit My Messages in iOS 15?
No, this feature is currently exclusive to iOS 16 and cannot be done on an iPhone running iOS 15, which means you will have to wait for the update to test the update.
Will someone on iOS 15 see the edit?
No, both users need to be running iOS 16 for the changes to take effect.
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