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After spelunking into the dialer source code a bit, it seems the important stuff related to receiving and initiating calls are already handled by android's Tele
by neurostimulant 3y ago
After spelunking into the dialer source code a bit, it seems the important stuff related to receiving and initiating calls are already handled by android's TelecomManager and the dialer only provides interface for users to interact with TelecomManager.
I haven't really dig into Messages source code these days, but a few years ago I was making an app that can send MMS messages and it was insane how much heavy lifting a messaging apps have to do in order to send MMS reliably on any carrier. Losing the default Message app might be a big blow considering so many 3rd party message app still can't do MMS right (at least the last time I checked). For example, people are still posting MMS issues on the github repo for SimpleMobileTools app you mentioned.
- uni_rule 3y agoIn this problem, RCS is far more of a potential loss than MMS due to how few other apps support that cluster of a standard.
- nine_k 3y agoQKSMS which I installed through F-droid works pretty well for me for years, FWIW.
- Ruthalas 3y agoI can second the recommendation for QKSMS, it's simple and reliable in my experience.
- namibj 3y agoTelefonica in Germany is sunsetting MMS end of this year (sending and receiving).