Quick reply came to Android in the first Android N dev preview, allowing users to reply to notifications from the notification shade. Although not many apps support quick reply as of yet, Google has expanded the feature to the lock screen.
The notification will come in and arrive on the lock screen. It will not be expanded by default, so pull down on it slightly to expand, revealing 'Reply', which will automatically draw down the notification shade, at which point 'Reply' can be tapped on and a message typed in.
The notification will come in and arrive on the lock screen. It will not be expanded by default, so pull down on it slightly to expand, revealing 'Reply', which will automatically draw down the notification shade, at which point 'Reply' can be tapped on and a message typed in.
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