Google Messages New Trash Feature

[Pianodude58]

Google Messages is rolling out a new "Trash" folder, acting as a 30-day safety net for deleted conversations. Currently appearing in beta, this feature allows users to restore accidentally deleted chats, which are held for 30 days before permanent removal. Deleted conversations can be accessed via the profile menu. 

 Key Details About the Google Messages Trash Feature:

 

 
• How it Works: Instead of immediate deletion, selecting "Delete" now moves conversations to a "Trash" folder, which is located between "Archived" and "Spam & blocked" in the menu.
 
• Recovery: Deleted messages are kept for 30 days, allowing users to restore them to their main inbox during this period.
 
• Availability: The feature is rolling out to beta testers (specifically, version 20260306_02_RC00 and later).
 
• Usage: You can "Delete all" or "Restore all" from the menu, or long-press individual threads to manage them. 
 

 This update brings a long-awaited "undo" functionality to Google Messages, similar to features found in Samsung Messages, to prevent the loss of important chats.

[meself]

Yes I read about it earlier seems good

[Pianodude58]

It works great 👍

[meself]

Good to have for mistakes

[Robin621k]

Yay!

[roland1141]

I hope they fixed the group text which is currently not working.

[Pianodude58]

It working for me and always has been.

[roland1141]

For some reason, I'm not getting group text. Single text no problem.

[Pianodude58]

In Google Messages, ensure Group Messaging is set to "Send an MMS reply to all recipients" in Settings > Advanced. Enable "Auto-download MMS" in the same menu, verify mobile data is on, and restart your phone. Clearing the app cache or storage can also resolve this issue.

If these do not work, it may be a carrier issue.

[roland1141]

I already done this settings. My carrier is TMOBILE, I'll give them a call and see what they can do. Thanks