Yes—an iPhone can’t directly see when Android reads its text, and there’s no built-in “read” notification that confirms an Android recipient has read your message. The only exceptions are indirect signals tied to specific apps (like iMessage or certain third-party messaging features), not Android’s general texting behavior. If you want a clear read-receipt-style answer, the...
iPhone users generally can’t see when Android users read their texts, and there’s no reliable “read receipt” that works across both platforms. If the Android user enables read receipts in Google Messages (and even then), iPhone typically will not receive the same confirmation. The one exception is when the conversation uses a cross-platform messaging app...
Yes—Android can detect when an iPhone is typing, but only in specific cases where the apps support “typing indicators” (like many messaging apps using a shared protocol). If you’re talking through standard SMS/MMS, the answer is no: Android won’t see iPhone typing status. The deciding factor is whether the chat service explicitly sends typing events...