How to tell if someone's read your text?
I texted my friend and she hasn't replied yet and I want to know if there's a way I can tell if she's read it or not.
I have an iPhone but she doesn't so we don't iMessage so I can't check that way.
I don't think there's anything like that.Mm maybe there's a app, but she'd have to download it or something but I highly doubt that there's an app for that: p sorry.
What's funny about your question is when ever you text a person do you truly know if that person is the one texting you back since you can't hear there voice from the telephone?
Not sure but I used to have phone I can't remember if it was samsung but in the setting there was an option for me to check if my message has been read or seen by the recipients. That was more than 6 years ago so I'm sure you'll be able to do that with the newer phones.
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