Google is giving the first Android beta testers the opportunity to change RCS messages to iOS users retrospectively. However, the rollout will take some time.

Google is testing a new feature that allows Android users to edit messages sent to an iPhone. Here's how to do it.

A new update allows Android users to edit RCS messages sent to iPhones. The feature is limited for now, but marks a step towards smoother cross-platform messaging.

Android users can now edit their text messages sent to iPhones. There is a catch, though, because of course there is.

Thanks to this, some Android users are now able to edit messages sent to iPhone users if those iPhones are running the latest versions of iOS, 18.5 or newer, including iOS 26 beta.

Some Android users have gained the ability to edit texts sent to iPhones, but the feature appears to still be in the early stages of testing.

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