Microsoft has created an SMS organization app that will sort messages. The SMS organization app is now available in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The app is currently only available to Android users. The app uses a machine learning algorithm in order to organize messages into an appropriate folder.
One of the folders is titled promotions, and the app will sort all spam messages into it. This feature would help users avoid messages that are either a scam or a solicitation effort.
Users will also be able to customize how their messages get organized. Users will have the ability to block others as well as star messages and archive messages. The app will also be able to operate in an offline mode. Users of the app will also be able to save messages to their Google Drive account.
Machine Learning Message Organization
Microsoft Has Created a Customization SMS Organization App
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