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Apple adds Undo Send and new dictation tools to Messages in iOS 16

Apple will soon allow you to take back messages you didn't really want to send. The upgraded Messages app in iOS 16 is getting a new"undo send" feature, as well as the ability to edit chats you've already sent and mark threads as unread.

The new message-recalling and editing features will only apply to"recently sent" chats, with a 15-minute window for making changes. Everyone in the thread will see an indication when a message has been edited or unsent. Apple will also allow users to recover deleted messages for a period of up to 30 days.

The company is also giving dictation a significant upgrade with the ability to automatically add punctuation to longer messages, and dictate emoji characters. Users can also multitask between the keyboard and QuickType suggestions while using dictation, in order to make it easier to tweak specific messages.

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