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> and wasn't just interpreted as "ask me again in next week and every week thereafter". It gets even worse; last week, on a relative's phone, after weeks of cl
by cesarb 3y ago
> and wasn't just interpreted as "ask me again in next week and every week thereafter".
It gets even worse; last week, on a relative's phone, after weeks of clicking "not now" it just force-enabled RCS, and displayed something like a "we automatically enabled RCS for you, here's what you should do if you want to disable it again" (completely confusing said non-technical relative). Needless to say, I quickly went into the settings and disabled it again; I just hope that it having been enabled for a few minutes doesn't mean it will no longer be able to receive messages from RCS users (like the rumors I heard many years ago of people who enabled iMessage and later changed back to Android no longer receiving any SMS from iMessage users).