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While the standard itself doesn't enforce any encryption, you could write an RCS based app that encrypts messages between endpoints. There are SMS apps that do
by Someone1234 9y ago
While the standard itself doesn't enforce any encryption, you could write an RCS based app that encrypts messages between endpoints. There are SMS apps that do exactly that, you just have the other contact install the same app and scan a QR code.
- chiefalchemist 9y agoIs there one (or two) you'd recommend or suggest? Maybe with a data via wifi fallback?
- Someone1234 9y agoFor RCS? I've not seen any yet, but the protocol is just getting off the ground.
- lawnchair_larry 9y agoNo you can’t. Unless you want to chat with yourself. These things only work if everyone is using them without extra effort. That’s the point.
- Someone1234 9y ago> These things only work if everyone is using them without extra effort. It works fine without "everyone" using it. It can be used as best-effort security rather than a complete blanket.
- wu_tang_chris 9y agoi'll have one iphone, please
- manigandham 9y agoIf you have to build it yourself then why even use it when there are existing options?