Recently a report by Android Police made it clear that Google has started the testing scheduling for the messages app finally. Its functionality has started to roll out for many users as a part of checking what appears to be the best of all. Sai Reddy was the first highlighted one on Twitter to announce it.

The messaging app has various features, and the features are very much similar to Telegram’s message scheduling. Like if you want to send a message later, then long-press the send button just after scheduling it. It will automatically prompt a small window that will give you four options like the three of them are easy predefined timings, and the other fourth one will let you choose the date and time of your choice or preference.

And once you are done with the selecting options, you can easily see a preview of your scheduled messages in your chat. Here you can also review it and can make any changes easily if you want to do so.

Since this feature has not currently rolled out for everyone, so it may take time like a while until you can schedule the messages on your phone. You can also check if you got this feature by only tapping and just holding the send button in your chat. It will either open it like the schedule dialog or the MMS option subject interface. If you then see the MMS option, then it is clear that you have not received this feature yet. But you will get it soon.