Re: Google I assume they still have the "offline maps" feature, but you set it up and select regions by yourself. I have no idea why they haven't automated tha

Re: Google I assume they still have the "offline maps" feature, but you set it up and select regions by yourself. I have no idea why they haven't automated that using their location tracking and AI features. Re: iMessage Yes that's a shame. Only excuse I can imagine is there should be some timeout by how much a message is allowed to be delayed. And because of SMS delivery etc this would probably cause a lot of complexity (cellular has its own queueing system, at least here, and it's unreliable)