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Oh look, Google's 67th messaging app attempt. I'm sure it's going to be a killer this time... Preset responses, seriously??? bwahahahaha, only a socially chall
by lazarus101 10y ago
Oh look, Google's 67th messaging app attempt. I'm sure it's going to be a killer this time...
Preset responses, seriously??? bwahahahaha, only a socially challenged googler could've thought of something like this.
- oxplot 10y agoFYI, they use ANN to understand your messages and only then show choices of quick replies. Think of it as a simplified google search auto complete, which at least personally saves me a ton of time.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Preset responses, seriously??? I'm guessing that they've got some pretty good experience with the reception the same feature has had on Inbox, where its been around for a while. Just because its not something that seems useful to you (I rarely use it, but it has sometimes been useful for quick and contextually appropriate acknowledgements) doesn't mean it doesn't have value to the broad base of users Google is targeting.
- smt88 10y agoMy phone has had present SMS responses since my Motorola RAZR. I've never used them. I can't imagine why I would start now.
- astrange 10y agoFacebook/LINE stickers are a kind of preset response that's totally popular. Even the ones with words in them.
- pgodzin 10y agoThe responses aren't preset, they learn how you respond to certain scenarios. Not everyone is going to have the same choices, it just makes your generic response easier to send.