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* When you receive a typing notification from a user, this does not necessarily mean you will receive the final message – if the user cancels typing and does not send the message, you'll never see it. | * When you receive a typing notification from a user, this does not necessarily mean you will receive the final message – if the user cancels typing and does not send the message, you'll never see it. | ||
* You cannot see | * You cannot see what the user is typing. This information is not transmitted and there is no way to implement this, so just don't ask. A MTN is a simple notification that someone has started to write a message, but that's all. The notification does not contain any information about the content of the message someone is typing. | ||
* You'll never be able to see when a user is typing a message to someone else. Like said above, MTNs are only sent to the receiver of the message and nowhere else. | * You'll never be able to see when a user is typing a message to someone else. Like said above, MTNs are only sent to the receiver of the message and nowhere else. |
Latest revision as of 00:40, 26 September 2022
- When you receive a typing notification from a user, this does not necessarily mean you will receive the final message – if the user cancels typing and does not send the message, you'll never see it.
- You cannot see what the user is typing. This information is not transmitted and there is no way to implement this, so just don't ask. A MTN is a simple notification that someone has started to write a message, but that's all. The notification does not contain any information about the content of the message someone is typing.
- You'll never be able to see when a user is typing a message to someone else. Like said above, MTNs are only sent to the receiver of the message and nowhere else.