The group MMS feature of the iPhone Messages application enables you to send a message to many contacts at one time, which is a convenient way to send an update to coworkers or clients. Even if you did not start the group MMS conversation, all of your replies will go to everyone in the conversation by default, which in some cases may not be appropriate for a business chat if your comments need to be confidential. It is not possible to reply to one specific person included in the conversation directly from the group MMS screen. In order to send a message to one person, you will need to exit the group MMS conversation and start a new conversation directly with that person from the main Messages screen. Show
....For you..Pour vous.... Since iOS 14, it's possible to reply to a specific message in an iMessage conversation. Just long-press on the desired message, then tap on "Reply" and
write your reply. That's it! Your reply will appear at the bottom of the conversation with a link to the message you replied to. And here will be a blue "1 reply" link underneath the message you replied to. Just tap on it to see the reply. It only works with iMessage (blue bubbles) not SMS (green bubbles). Here's a quick demo:
For years, Apple's Messaging app has lacked a useful way to manage related "threads" in the same conversation. Starting with iOS 14, you can now add inline replies within a conversation. Inline replies only work in conversations with other iMessage users – the option won't be available if you are texting with a non-iPhone user. But you can use inline replies in two-person conversations or in group chats. How to inline reply in Messages on iPhone1. Open the Messages app on your iPhone and open a conversation. 2. Tap and hold the message you want to reply to. Hold it until you see the pop-up menu. 3. Tap "Reply." Tap and hold a message to see the "Reply" menu option. Dave Johnson/Business Insider4. Type your message and send it. Replies appear in two places within your conversation:
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How do you reply to a specific message on Messages?Reply to a chat message. Open the Chat app or Gmail app .. On the bottom, tap Chat or Spaces .. Open a chat message or a space.. If you're in a space, below the message, tap Reply .. Enter your message or select a suggestion. You can customize a suggested message before you send it.. Tap Send .. How do I create a custom reply message on my iPhone?Tap Message, then choose a default reply or tap Custom. To create your own default replies, go to Settings > Phone > Respond with Text, then tap any default message and replace it with your own text.
How do you reply to a certain message in an iMessage group chat?In order to reply to a specific message, open up your texts and find the text you want to reply to. Next, touch and hold the message itself until a bubble appears with options. Select: Reply. Then you can send a message directly back to that specific text.
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