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> As an Android user, all I really want is a secure way to communicate with others by default, without having to figure out which secure messaging app I have in
by jmull 5y ago
> As an Android user, all I really want is a secure way to communicate with others by default, without having to figure out which secure messaging app I have in common with each of my peers.
What you want is for everyone to support whatever messaging protocol Google is pushing today. There have been a lot over the years and it seems like RCS won’t be the last (it has its flaws — serious, fatal ones, IMO).
- dwaite 5y agoNot to mention the nine year gap since they killed off support for an actual standard in all their products (XMPP). Nearly a decade and a dozen failed messaging products later, now they are shaming others for not being interoperable with their preferred spec?