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You don't have to poll them. If the prompt is blue, they're on Android and RCS is on. If it's green, they're on iOS or RCS has been disabled by choice. You do
by Sunspark 3y ago
You don't have to poll them. If the prompt is blue, they're on Android and RCS is on.
If it's green, they're on iOS or RCS has been disabled by choice.
You don't have to edit or sort anything. Leave it on automatic detection. It'll either be blue or green for SMS.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoThank you, that's informative, and I will pay attention to that. However, I know it's optional, but I do enjoy categorizing things, and I love using Google Contacts to do this. Whenever I receive in SMS a TOTP code or some sort of SMS notification, I add the sender's number to my Contacts. The "type" field or "label" of the phone number I set to "SMS notifications" instead of "Work" "Main" "Home" whatever. I decided I could categorize my friends' phones in the same way; rather than uninformative labeling of all their numbers as "Mobile", I could classify them as "Android" or "iPhone" and therefore, I don't need to open Messages to see which is which, I can identify them anywhere I have Contacts. (I don't run Messages on my Windows 10 Pro machine, for example, but I do use Contacts.)
- Sunspark 3y agoWhy not run messages on your Windows machine? It's a webpage. You can SMS and RCS right from your browser.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoRelated: https://www.androidauthority.com/green-bubble-phenomenon-1021350/ https://www.androidauthority.com/green-bubble-phenomenon-102...