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Yes, there are likely to be contract terms requiring anything with a connection to support RCS. This will be driven by carriers turning off legacy SMS and MMS
by jpollock 8y ago
Yes, there are likely to be contract terms requiring anything with a connection to support RCS.
This will be driven by carriers turning off legacy SMS and MMS servers the same way they turned off 2G GSM.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- scherezade 8y agoMMS was already discontinued a few years ago. SMS still has some relevancy for business.
- Multicomp 8y agoIt was? Or do you mean specifically 2G-transported MMS messages? I have flip-phone-using family that still MMS me pictures.
- monkeynotes 8y ago> MMS was already discontinued a few years ago. Where? In Canada I use MMS every day.