In a recent briefing with reporters, Google accidentally disclosed plans for RCS messaging to come to iPhone devices. The company’s head of communications unintentionally mentioned that the rollout is expected to happen by the end of this year.
Enhanced Messaging Experience
With RCS coming to iPhones, users can expect an enhanced messaging experience that goes beyond standard SMS. Features such as read receipts, typing indicators, and high-quality image sharing will now be available to iPhone users, bringing them on par with Android users who have been enjoying these features for some time.
Google Messages is now rolling out custom RCS chat colors to some lucky beta testers. This new feature allows users to personalize their chat conversations with different color themes, making it easier to distinguish between different contacts.
Google has recently announced that it will block RCS (Rich Communication Services) chats on rooted Android phones using its messaging app, Google Messages. This decision has caused a stir among users who rely on rooted devices to customize their Android experience.
Google is now taking measures to prevent the use of Rich Communication Services (RCS) on rooted Android devices and custom ROMs. This move by the tech giant has sparked controversy among Android users who have modified their devices for various reasons.
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Google Messages recently rolled out a new update that prevents rooted Android users from accessing RCS messaging features, leaving many users frustrated with the sudden restriction.
Blocking RCS texts
Users have reported that after rooting their Android devices, they are no longer able to send or receive RCS texts using Google Messages. Instead, they are forced to use alternative messaging apps, which may not offer the same features and functionality.
According to a new report from industry insiders, Apple is set to add RCS support to the iPhone this year. This move is expected to revolutionize the way iPhone users communicate with others on Android devices.
In a surprising turn of events, Apple recently announced its decision to support Rich Communication Services (RCS) after years of resisting the technology. This move is seen as a significant step towards the widespread adoption of RCS by smartphone users around the world.
Apple has recently announced that it will be bringing RCS (Rich Communication Services) to the iPhone. This move comes after the company was reportedly “effectively forced” by China to adopt this technology.
