These days, however, we have the technology to save ourselves from such embarrassment. Many chat apps now have options to retrieve a message after it was sent, whether by editing the message to fix a mistake, or the ability to delete a message from everyone in the chat. It doesn't guarantee that the people who received the message didn't see it, but it does remove that message from view. If they didn't catch it, they never will.
To get specific, RCS, the messaging protocol that Google Messages now defaults to, has had this option since last July's "Universal Profile 2.7" update, which allowed users to "Edit, Recall and Delete [messages] that they sent earlier for themselves and the message recipient."
How "Delete for everyone" works in Google Messages
That's the key here. While the message will be removed from users who have an updated, compatible version of Google Messages, it won't be deleted from older app versions. It's the Achilles' heel of the feature, and it applies to most chat apps that offer it: You'll never really know whether the message was deleted, unless you're certain all parties involved are running an up-to-date version of Google Messages.
For the best shot at trying out the feature as soon as possible, you might want to enroll in the Google Messages beta. If you're OK risking a more unstable version of the messaging app, head to the Google Messages Play Store page, choose BECOME A TESTER, then follow the on-screen instructions to enroll.
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