Google Message: You will get warning if you click on scam link, new update is coming

Google is working hard on improving Google Message, its messaging service. Spam has grown to be a major issue these days. People are in great distress due to spam calls and messages, and there doesn't seem to be any end in sight. Google is working hard to prevent spam on its end.

That effort includes the most recent update. Google Message is undergoing a significant update that the company is working on. Google Message will now provide alerts for messages with dubious links when they are updated.

To better illustrate this, consider the following scenario: Google will alert you before allowing you to click on a link in a message that appears to be from an unknown source. Even if you are getting a message from a number which is not saved in your phone, Google will still give you a warning.

This new feature is being tested on Google Message, that is, it is being tested on the beta version. According to the screenshot, on clicking on the suspicious link, users will get a warning with the message “Do you trust the Sender”.

Google Message is also working on satellite messaging, after which messages can be sent even in the absence of a network and photos can also be sent. This satellite connectivity will be different from Apple's satellite connectivity.