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To my knowledge, no open source implimentation of RCS exists. On Android, the AOSP messaging app does not allow for RCS, only the proprietary Google version of
by kop316 5y ago
To my knowledge, no open source implimentation of RCS exists. On Android, the AOSP messaging app does not allow for RCS, only the proprietary Google version of Messaging does. This instantly excludes anyone who wants to use RCS but does not want to get tangled up with Google.
Very frankly, I am very very wary of any app that claims E2EE without source code. How are my private keys made and handled? How can I verify others keys? This says nothing to verifying that the encryption inplimentation is actually correct.
- matthewfcarlson 5y agoThere's a decent amount of money to be made selling a RCS/IMS implementation.
- pabs3 5y agoThere is some IMS stuff in this repo, not sure about RCS though. https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/doubango https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/doubango
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago> There's a decent amount of money to be made selling a RCS/IMS implementation. That doesn't preclude open-source implementations - dual-licensing is still a viable business-model.