Step 3: To stop that, we will be turning on Airplane mode on the iPhone. The fastest way to do that, as you may have already guessed, is to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to reveal Control Center and tap the Airplane mode icon. Step 4: Dismiss Control Center and wait for a few seconds till you see that outgoing message as cancelled with a red warning text reading “Not Delivered”. Now you can turn off the Airplane mode as well. Step 5: Tap and hold on the message you want to delete, then tap on ‘More’ and then the ‘trashcan’ icon on the bottom left as shown in the screenshots below. Putting the phone in Airplane mode shuts off the iPhone’s cellular reception, and if you were on WiFi, that too as well. So, not only will it stop the message being sent in the conversation you have opened, but any outgoing messages at that moment will be stopped.Ī new tweak called ‘DeLe’ adds that much needed delay to your outgoing messages before they’re actually sent out, giving the user a chance to retract that message. The tweak has a few more features to offer, but for the need at hand, we’ll look at canceling an outgoing message. Step 1: Launch the Messages app and type in the message you want to send, be it an iMessage or SMS. Step 2: Once you start typing, you will notice a popup bar containing some editing tools, but ignore those for now, and hit the Send button. Step 3: Notice how the ribbon at the top of the bar shows a countdown timer till the message is sent out, showing you exactly how much time is left.
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