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How to schedule text messages?

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brecava

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Is it possible to send a text message at a later date? If so, how is it done?

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      MrGhoul

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      12-1-2024 06:05 AM

       

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      To send a text at a later time in Google Messages, start a new conversation or open an existing one, type your message, then tap and hold the Send button. Select "Pick date and time," choose your desired time, and hit Save to schedule the message.
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      meself

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      12-1-2024 06:27 AM

       

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      Interesting never knew that
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      RDJNR

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      12-1-2024 08:21 AM

       

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      Same Way For Samsung Messages. 😀

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      Jw-83

      Galaxy

      12-3-2024 10:45 PM

       

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      If you're using Samsung messages, type in your text and hit the + sign next to the text box, a menu will show up where you can select schedule message. You can select the date and time you wish to send the message.
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      Chipper13

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      12-21-2024 04:22 AM

       

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      Thank you

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      Jw-83

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      12-21-2024 04:59 AM

       

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      You're welcome

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      TREASUREME

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      07-7-2026 02:37 PM

       

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      I scheduled a text message for 8am but it never sent 😕

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      Samsung_Moderator

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      07-7-2026 08:56 PM

       

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      Hello TREASUREME, have you attempted to clear the cache and data on your text messaging app? Are you using Google Messages or a different text app?

       

      Here is an article for more guidance on Clear Cache and Data on an app: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10001372/