After asserting its new AI-powered Magic Compose function for the Messages app at Google I/O 2023, Google started sending invitations for the beta this week. As intriguing because the function is perhaps, you need to know that some of your texts will be sent to Google’s servers for those who activate Magic Compose. That may doubtless be a dealbreaker for some Android customers, however for those who don’t care, right here’s what you might want to do to get into the Magic Compose beta.
How you can be a part of Google’s Magic Compose beta
So as to check unreleased options within the Messages by Google app, you might want to be a part of the testing program for the app. You possibly can be a part of this system by navigating to Messages by Google on Google Play and clicking “Turn out to be a tester.” Should you’re already logged in to your Google Account, you’ll instantly be accepted to the testing program.
“You’ll obtain an replace to the Messages by Google app if you have already got it put in in your system,” Google explains after you grow to be a tester. “Should you don’t have the Messages by Google app put in, download it on Google Play.”
It’s vital to notice that being a tester doesn’t mechanically offer you entry to the function. Google is rolling out the Magic Compose beta to a restricted variety of testers in the intervening time. The corporate additionally revealed that “Google One Premium members within the Messages beta testing program have precedence entry as extra spots grow to be accessible.”
Until you’re keen to pay $9.99 a month for Google One Premium, you’ll have to attend patiently in your invite. When and for those who aren’t invited to check Magic Compose, just remember to activate RCS chats within the Messages app, because the function gained’t work with out it.
If you wish to know extra about Magic Compose, watch this video from Google:
