Android Messages may soon include Snapchat-like AR filters for you to try out
For starters, Google is testing five simple AR filters like confetti and fireworks for Android Messages.


Image: XDA Developers[/caption]Apart from AR camera effects, Google is also testing a few other features as well for the Android Messages app. A separate report by XDA Developers last month stated that Google has also been testing verified SMS and SMS reminders for the messaging app.While there is little information as of now regarding how the "Verified SMS" feature works, it will apparently analyse messages from a business to enable "safer chats with businesses that send verified SMS." Google is also working on "SMS Reminders" that could prove to be quite helpful to users, with the feature adding a button in the notification to remind users to reply to a received message after an hour.Sadly, there is no word yet on when Google will begin rolling out these new features to the Messages app. Does this addition really mean that you're going to switch over from Snapchat or Instagram filters right away? Probably not. But they do make Android Messages a wee bit more fun to use.

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