Google Messages Group Chat Not Working Samsung Devices

If you're experiencing issues with Google Messages group chat on your Samsung device, it's possible that the problem lies in the settings of your device. The default messaging app on Samsung devices, Messages, can sometimes conflict with Google Messages, causing group chat issues.

To troubleshoot this problem, try switching to the Messages app and checking if group chats work as expected. This can help you determine if the issue is specific to Google Messages or a broader problem with your device.

One possible solution is to clear the data and cache of the Google Messages app. This can be done by going to Settings > Apps > Google Messages > Storage > Clear Data and Clear Cache.

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Google Messages is a popular messaging app, but it's not immune to problems. Many users have reported issues with group chats on Samsung phones.

Some common issues include being removed from group chats, not receiving messages, and being booted from groups. These problems can be frustrating and may require a workaround.

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One user reported that they were removed from group chats after upgrading to a new Samsung phone. They found that if there was an Android user in the group, they could add them back in. However, if there were only iPhone users, they were stuck.

Other users have experienced similar issues, including not being able to create new group chats or send messages to groups. Some have even reported that their messages are sent as individual texts instead of group messages.

It's worth noting that these issues may be related to the transition from Samsung Messages to Google Messages. One user reported that they had the same issues on their Samsung 22 and 24 Ultra phones.

If you're experiencing issues with Google Messages on your Samsung phone, try the following troubleshooting steps:

Here are some common symptoms of Google Messages issues:

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, try the troubleshooting steps above. If the issue persists, contact your carrier or Samsung support for further assistance.

Some users have reported issues with group messaging on Samsung devices, specifically with the Samsung 24 Ultra and S25 models.

These problems can occur even after switching to a new Samsung device, as seen in the case of a user who upgraded from a Samsung 22 to a Samsung 24 Ultra and still experienced issues.

The issue can be intermittent, affecting only some group messages and not all.

Data services seem to be working properly, but the problem persists in certain situations.

The Samsung "Messages" app and third-party apps like Google Messages and Textra have been affected, with one user experiencing issues with both apps.

Upgrading to a new Samsung device, like the S25, can also cause problems with group chats, particularly if the user previously used Samsung Messages.

A user who upgraded from an S22 to an S25+ reported being removed from most of their group chats, with friends receiving messages that they were leaving the chats.

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This issue is not limited to a specific carrier, as one user reported experiencing it with Verizon, and it's been suggested that it's a Samsung-wide problem.

A possible solution is to add users who are Android users back into the group chat, but this may not work if there's no Android user in the group.

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