Knowing how to edit or unsend iMessages on your iPhone could come in clutch. Like when you text your mom, “Finally got laid today” when you meant to say “paid.” Thankfully, it’s easy to rewrite ...

If texting is your preferred mode of communication, you’d have, at some point, been in a situation where you accidentally texted the wrong person or sent text messages to someone with typos in them.

iPhone users with iOS 16 or better can unsend and edit iMessages in the Messages app within specific time frames—here’s how. Apple users can now edit and unsend iMessages—but only within a specific ...

The iPhone's poor autocorrect keyboard means a typo or three are bound to slip into your iMessage — they can be pretty embarrassing! With iOS 16, iMessages can be unsent so long as you know where to ...

Have you ever clicked "Send" on an email and regretted it a fraction of a second later? Whether you were angry and typed something you shouldn't have, clicked "Reply All" when you wanted "Reply," or ...

One of iOS 16’s best features is the ability to edit or unsend a sent iMessage on iPhone. In this guide we’ll show you how to do it. There might be a time where you send an iMessage to a friend or ...

If you’re going to unsend a message, it’s very important to remember that you’ll have only a two-minute window to do so. Simply long-press on the message, tap Undo Send, and voilà! You’ll immediately ...

With iOS 16 and later, you can edit and unsend a message sent via iMessage. This new feature gives you the opportunity to edit a typo or pull back a message that was supposed to be sent to another ...

In macOS Ventura, Apple has added some major updates to the Messages app, introducing some features that rival third-party messaging platforms have had for years. One of these changes is the ability ...

When Apple unveiled iOS 16 in 2022, it brought welcome news for its users: the highly anticipated introduction of unsend and edit features for iMessage. These new functions give people the ability to ...

Have you ever regretted an email immediately after you've sent it and wish you could grab it back from the ether before it gets to your recipients? We all have. And here's the good news: you can. Both ...