If you're talking about Google Messages, it does list the date and time seven days after the message was received. Otherwise, it refers to the current week by the day of the week and time. This is helpful, in that, if you receive a message on 'Monday' that says, 'I'll see you on Wednesday' you know that they mean this coming Wednesday and that the message is still relevant to the current week.
Of course, if just the time is displayed, then the message was received on the current day.
All this structure is intended to assist users in determining relevance.
Please remember that the current time, day, and date are aways available, at any time, by swiping down with one finger from the top, just slightly, about two inches, and glancing at the top left of the Quick Access menu.
Hope that helps.
Of course, if just the time is displayed, then the message was received on the current day.
All this structure is intended to assist users in determining relevance.
Please remember that the current time, day, and date are aways available, at any time, by swiping down with one finger from the top, just slightly, about two inches, and glancing at the top left of the Quick Access menu.
Hope that helps.
