Google has begun rolling out a new feature for the beta version of Google Messages, the basic messaging app for Android smartphones.
We are talking about the automatic deletion of SMS with one-time passwords, which are sent to the user by a variety of services and companies, including banks.
To get rid of unnecessary and no longer needed messages, you can now activate the function using a special switch that appeared next to the switch for sorting messages by category. Once enabled, all current and future messages with one-time passwords begin to be deleted after 24 hours.
It is noted that so far the function has appeared in a small number of users.
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