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That sounds almost like "IE on Windows" though the fact it can be removed is surprising (Also reminds me of Android messaging nagging me to push RCS messaging

That sounds almost like "IE on Windows" though the fact it can be removed is surprising (Also reminds me of Android messaging nagging me to push RCS messaging - ain't nobody has time for that Mr. Google)

zilti 3y ago
RCS isn't by Google, it's a standard that Apple refuses to support.
- lern_too_spel 3y ago
  Last I heard, Apple announced (directly to 9to5Mac for some reason) that it will support RCS this year, probably to head off litigation. Google, on the other hand, still doesn't support RCS in Google Voice and has announced no plans to do so.
  - zilti 3y ago
    Why the hell should Google Voice support it? It's an SMS successor that gets provided by the carriers and is bound to the phone.
    - piperswe 3y ago
      Because Google Voice is a service that provides SMS. If Google thinks RCS truly is the successor to SMS, why does Google Voice only support SMS?
      - zilti 3y ago
        Ah, I mixed it up with one of Google's old messengers, sorry.
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- threeseed 3y ago
  Google has extended RCS with proprietary extensions [1] including E2EE. So there is plain RCS and Google RCS. https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/30/23981350/google-messages-chat-rcs-apple-imessage-photo-emoji https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/30/23981350/google-messages...