Mms android message not downloaded

 · I am not receiving all of my texts when in a Group text - MMS. I will receive all of my texts, however, if I am in a one-to-one text message. I have factory reset my phone, ensured that the MMS auto download is on, the service center flashed the phone, and I have done all the things.  · Sometimes cache files are corrupt, leading to Android MMS not downloading. To fix this issue, it is necessary to clear the cache and data for the messaging app. To do this: Go to Settings Apps to tap on your messaging app. Tap on Storage and you can see two options – clear data and clear cache. Click them and check if MMS messages can be downloaded.  · I am having issues receiving MMS messages. On both Handcent and the Stock Messaging app, it shows a MMS message ready to be downloaded, but it does not let me download the message. Data is enabled, and I am rooted so I'm not sure if that is an issue or not. Would really like to avoid having to do a factory reset. Any advice?

To leave a group from within a conversation, tap More People options Leave group. You can name a group when you create it. Only you can see the group name. To rename a group, tap More Group details. Tap the group name and enter the new name. Tap OK. Android phone is different from iOS device, so MMS messaging also needs to be enabled on my Android device? For sending MMS from Android, you just edit your text, and tap the attachment image on the left side to add photos, videos, audio, contacts, memo, etc. For receiving the MMS on Android, you need to enable the settings firstly. Those messages are sent as iMessage or SMS/MMS. Learn more about the difference between the message types. iMessage. iMessages are texts, photos, or videos that you send to another iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac over Wi-Fi or cellular-data networks. These messages are always encrypted and appear in blue text bubbles.

I am not receiving all of my texts when in a Group text - MMS. I will receive all of my texts, however, if I am in a one-to-one text message. I have factory reset my phone, ensured that the MMS auto download is on, the service center flashed the phone, and I have done all the things. Scroll down to Multimedia (mms) Messages make sure there is a check in Group messaging and Auto-retrieve, uncheck the other boxes for now. Then under Notifications put a check in Notifications. Then scroll back up to the top and tap on SMS enabled and tap on Mobile networks, make sure Data Enabled has a check. Things are great now, but even after following the described procedure, some people end up complaining about not managing to get MMS messages to download properly. In order to solve the problem, you have to restart the handset and this will be enough for most cases.