4 ms·
There are few cases where there could be some advantages: 1. Whoever you're trying to message doesn't have Signal. 2. Signal takes a wrong turn and perhaps st
by mupuff1234 5y ago
There are few cases where there could be some advantages:
1. Whoever you're trying to message doesn't have Signal.
2. Signal takes a wrong turn and perhaps starts doing something you don't like as a user and now you gotta find a new app to trust (see "Whatsapp").
- supermatou 5y ago> Whoever you're trying to message doesn't have Signal. True, but the solution to this situation is quite easy (install Signal). What if Apple refuses to support RCS, you have Google's Messenger/RCS and your correspondent has an iPhone? > Signal takes a wrong turn and perhaps starts doing something you don't like That's a concern.
- mupuff1234 5y ago> True, but the solution to this situation is quite easy (install Signal). Perhaps for you, but definitely not easy for everyone. There's also the case where you don't really know the person you're messaging. edit: Re Apple, I agree, if they don't implement it then we probably won't see a change. But IMO, the government should play a role here by enforcing a better open standard.