Google Turns on RCS by Default
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2023
- In this clip, Marques, Andrew, and David discuss the news that Google is turning on RCS by default for people that use Google Messages.
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This is a very US centric problem, literally never heard anyone in the UK make fun of anyone because of green or blue bubble messages. Don’t think anyone even cares about this, everyone just uses what’s app.
They are in the US
This is just my personal experience but no one I know cares what color your chat bubble is. I think this is made to be bigger than it really is.
@@sheahestrada2868 I've known people to exclude Android users from their group chats because it ruins the gc experience. It's more than just a bubble color issue
The US is a planet on its own. Then there is country called North Courier where these guys are politicians and this is very important.
The problem is that we are unfortunately tethered to how the American market moves. Apple is trying to keep the US in their stranglehold, which means that we get to deal with the fallout.
All this fuss about 'default' messaging apps is so fascinating to me as an Indian since literally no one cares about any of this here at all. Everyone uses cross-platform apps, particularly WhatsApp (and Telegram). And that's also true for literally all of Europe, Latin America, Africa, South & West Asia and even many parts of East Asia (others use LINE/WeChat).
Its such an American "problem".
Trust me man most people don't actually care what color bubble you have in America either. And if they do actually care I wouldn't want to know them anyway.
Latin America too
You aren’t wrong but there is a foundational importance of interoperability and standardization in tech. It’s isolated to the US market for this topic but if no one is pushing for standards then its only a matter of time before other issues arise
Here in America a lot of us don't give a damn about a bubble color. A lot of us want Google and Apple to fix the messaging issue. I use both Android and iOS daily so I want everything to be super convenient for everyone.
Totally agree, here in Spain none talks through Messages app. Everyone uses WhatsApp and now Telegram is becoming much more popular
Would be so funny if android users would just receive a notification saying "x and y users are using incompatible devices for RCS messaging and theregore only receive basic MMS information"
The most important feature that should be default on all platforms is being able to send text messages through wifi. I dont have cell service in my room so I rely on wifi a lot.
I think RCS use internet
This is important. When I travel international, i would love to text over wifi. Or just on airplane wifi lol
Androids can’t do this??
RCS uses wifi or mobile data so yes Androids can do that
@@user-zi8ui6yi7d It can but before you have to enable it, now it is enabled by default.
Google: "Everyone should have RCS!"
Google Voice User: "Can we have RCS?"
Google: "No!"
This 100% WTF
no kidding. Someone should spoof Google's "get the message" ad, but instead of Apple, make it Google Voice. Very hypocritical of Google to be honest.
Google needs to really merge their meet app into their message app as ONE!!!! They still have to many apps
Theyre too busy writing hit campaigns and spying on people's private data.
Yes. They should change the names AGAIN.
I believe what you’re asking for is Duo, which was amazing…and they killed it.
isn't meet app already on Gmail?
@@Amit_meena19 yea but they killed Chat to add it lmao
What benefit would there be to merging Meet, a video calling app, into Google Messages? Even Apple keeps Messages and FaceTime separate so each can focus on their own form of communication.
I think in the past, the hesitation for Google might have been the need to be sensitive to RCS user's data plan, since there could be a lot more data being sent when using RCS. Now that everyone knows how to deal with unlimited data plans, even the cheaper ones, turning RCS on by default is safer for Google. Less of a chance of user backlash for excessive data use.
Carriers can count rcs as a message.
@@jeanbaptist6255carriers could and should but don’t. That being said it uses so little data that it’s not a issue. Your talking about less than 1mb for most messages and most people have unlimited data. Even tiered data plans have unlimited even if it’s not high speed
It's because carriers in the US wanted to maintain control, I had a phone with RCS support from 2018 IIRC, & yet had to put up with inferior messaging when in Europe it was a none issue
Google don't give a shit about messenger if they did they would have brought WhatsApp instead of Facebook. Imagine if Android came with what'sapp native . Game over apple. To bad Android won't buy telegram.
There's still a lot of places where unlimited plans are pretty much nonexistent or too expensive for most people, but data caps have increased to the point where the usage of text messages and images isn't that significant
In the Philippines, we don't have this kind of problem. Most of the people use FB Messenger. Some uses a combination of Viber, Telegram, Whatsapp, Signal, IG messages. But less so of the default messaging, even on iPhone. We just use the default messaging for verification codes, alerts, contacting delivery, and ride hailing services, and for the few times we don't have data.
Hopefully Google finds a way to make RCS messages multi-device and able to work across devices via your Gmail soon.
Tbh, Google should turn on alot of things by default
Like Nearby Share, Google meet, and a long list of features available on Pixel and other Android devices
I found it difficult to explain to my relatives how this features are useful, and how to turn them on
Yeah true. Every iPhone user know about Airdrop. Next to no Android user know about Nearby Share. I swear Google Meet comes preinstalled, but it's ignored.
Meet sucks though
@@bradavon I think Meet is well integrated into the Phone app, like an icon next to the contact, and having the video call right on the phone app not switching between phone and meet apps will make things better
Also, preinstalling Meet is not enough, because every time I try to video call, I have to invite that user which is annoying
@@bradavonGoogle meet was used by a lot during the peak of the pandemic, but as the pandemic ends, it's slowly getting ignored
You never use Google messaging apps as they all get cancelled a year later. The world has moved on.
Apple rn: *dislikes*
Why, RCS is easy to hack, and Apple iMessage was already encrypted. This is just another example of Google (forever) playing catch-up and it’s fanboys circlejerking over obliviously being #2
@@colin-nekritz Stay salty, live in the bubble.
@@colin-nekritzI own an iPhone 14 pro. The only thing I used it for is to play PUBG Mobile as I believe the Bionic chip is way superior to SD. Android is superior in every other way and it's not even close.
@@colin-nekritzgoogle announced that RCS is end to end encrypted by default now
@@HerrDerpingtonRCS is it own bubble now. Welcome to the group
When WhatsApp wasn't working, I sent my mother messages through RCS. She was like, "What's this". I told her that this is a service similar to WhatsApp.
Facebook isn't reliable at all, I don't want to rely on Whatsapp
@@Jst4vdeosneither Google or Facebook are reliable, doesn't make a difference at the end really
WhatsApp is not Facebook
@@anujmchitale it's owned and operated by Facebook and users Facebook servers
Facebook purchased whatsapp back in 2014, so it is a meta company@@anujmchitale
I really hope the EU will force Apple and other phone manufacturers to support RCS.
It is not an app or something, RCS is an official communication protocoll from the GSMA Association, just like SMS, MMS and phone calls. Not supporting it should not be an option.
What next should the EU force? The type of chip? The camera specs? 😂
@@BillyPhilipRwoth Not sure if you are trolling or serious. In booth cases. No, they should not. But what you are writing is also vastly different than RCS.
You are essentially making a joke like "Why doesen't the EU force the way we breath?", even though the discussion is about the worldwide industry standard protocol of how phones worked since decades.
If you are serious.. What do you think would the downside be if the EU forceds the implementation of RCS, for booth the economy and the consumer?
What would your alternative looklike?
I thought to be LTE or 5G certified you had to support RCS? I'm not sure.@
Yeah, let’s all pay 20 cents per message again!
I think messaging app can still have exclusive features, just maybe they need to use RCS when the feature is available there.
Google should make the video and audio call more automatized together with Messaging. And should make the keyboard icons that you can fuse two together into one - straight on the messaging app. I also want to be able to fuse all the icons , and fusing 3 in a one will be very cool.
In New Zealand, most businesses/work-related group chats are on Whatsapp and Facebook Messenger but for the most part, everyone is very chill with whatever Messaging App you use
America: COLOUR BUBBLES.
Rest of the world: wut?
I’m in the USA. And I have no idea of bubbles. I just text with everyone in the group . Don’t even know who has what phone. Don’t care. I’m 59 with 59 year old concerns- reading small print, aching knees, diabetes, random pains, etc. Bubbles are young people problems 😂😂
I thought rcs was on by default for years for google messages, I have no memory of ever turning it on and I would be shocked if my parents manually turned it on
Indian here.
Turned on RCS when the feature got available on Android.
Spam messages got increased by 10x , including senseless photo ads.
Turned it off forever.
I think it's too little too late, here in Europe even if it would have been everything ready as it is now back in 2013 the war would still have been lost against whatsapp. The stock messaging app is tucked away in a folder, and gets opened just because you receive a message from your old carrier that tries to get you back with a better offer. And honestly I like "internet" messages to be separated from SMS, I don't want to spend 1€ on an MMS because I didn't have wifi or something stupid like that, with a separated app there is no possibility of error.
This
This is very much an American issue. But we also have unlimited texting as a pretty standard feature among carriers and have for a very long time. So that just isn't an issue here.
Good luck convincing most Americans to download an app to message people when half the population is tech illiterate. It's almost impossible to make them understand why apps like Telegram are better than plain texting.
@@-ThatGuy- Especially elderly people from the silent & the baby boomer generations, such as one of my aunts & my mother. They're _very_ tech illiterate in which I have to keep showing them over & over how to do what's what with their phones & apps.
Seriously, RCS and Android Messages showed up to the party 10 years too late. In Latin America, we mainly use Whatsapp regardless of what platform you use. Telegram is also gaining popularity.
@@-ThatGuy- I don't think it's a matter of tech illiterature, I think the 50-60 yers old people we have here (Italy) that can barely turn on the phone, they all know and use whatsapp. It's just a matter of first come first served, here messaging has always been expensive (10-15 cent each) and almost with no contracts with "all included", so when an app allowed free SMS everyone jumped in. In the USA probably there was already some form of free messages (included on the contract), so a lot of people didn't install an app to have messages for free. We know this stuff only works when pretty much everyone have that platform, so in the USA it was the stock SMS, that later Apple has been able to enhance with the rest of the stuff (pictures, videos, groups, etc), while still being compatible with android to have 100% reachability.
Honestly I'd prefer anything to whatsapp/Facebook, even SMS, but it's not possible here (most contracts removed SMS, so you pay a lot for them). I hope that something will move with EU regulations that will require interoperability between messaging apps.
The negative with RCS is it doesn't send my message right away sometimes. It will stay in que for a long time. Maybe a half hour later or more all of a sudden a message will pop up saying my message was not sent and it ask if I would like to switch to SMS/MMS... SMH by then I'm sitting in a parking lot or outside someone's house wondering where they are to find out that my message was never sent.
That's a carrier issue
Many times it doesn't send them at all and it doesn't tell you your msg wasn't sent "yet" (as if it will eventually, it won't, so don't hold your breath) until the next day! I hate it. Turned it off
In a group message with iphone users, its limited. You dont have read receipt or typing notifications, but google will translate reactions same way if does it outside of a group message
i'm watching this 6 days later and you're the only one talking about google flipping the switch, we gotta spread the word
Now I wonder, why was it not on by default before? It sounds like enabling Airplane Mode by default before RCS was out, and you need to disable it to use SMS
Probably because group E2EE wasn't supported yet, just a guess.
@@_mistershy Hmm. But you don’t disable a camera either just because it doesn’t support 8K video 😅 They could have just used it for 1 to 1 chats… doesn’t really add up either way
This vid was served to me because I’d recently subscribed to the channel. Yeah. Keep pushing subscribes in the clips. It worked for me!
in eastern europe, carriers started do discontinue rcs support in the past half year, saying it don't worth the money to use it.
RCS still has issues for me and my friends.
Sometimes a message will go through and other times it'll say the other person is offline which is FALSE. 😑
We all use the Google Messages app. SO ANNOYING!
Huh never had that happen are u on pixel or samsung
A lot of times it is caused by the carrier and their services. No issues here with Verizon. But I've seen T-Mobile & AT&T users bitch on Reddit about it.
@@luxyj4728 I'm on the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
My friends are on the S22 Ultra and Motorola Razr+.
Happened once to a friend but that's about it
Mine just automatically reverts to SMS when one is offline. Such a great system. Love Google messages, although it took me a while to move over from Google Hangouts.
This is nice but I just had issues with messages stuck in "waiting for user to come back online". Needed to switch back to SMS to get the message to send
I’d like to see non-rcs “chats” remained as something like “conversations” and rcs-enabled chats be called chats
RCS still doesn’t work for regions like SEA though where texting is expensive but cellular internet is cheap and people just use messaging apps
It’s very much a North American thing, in Europe no one cares or even are aware of this, most people use SMS extremely rarely. WhatsApp and other cross platforms are the ones being used.
Personally if I send 10 messages a year using the stock app it’s a max
It's the same for Latin America. Most ppl use Whatsapp and it's integrated into a lot of businesses and services. Telegram is gaining popularity as well.
In China they use WeChat. Japan uses Line.
@@phillipbanes5484 because it’s presented as a big deal globally while in fact it’s a matter that only a fraction of global customers care or even know about.
@phillipbanes5484 because there is a disconnect from consumers and the tech reviewers. They're pushing this narrative that RCS is the greatest thing since slice bread while the whole world has been using some 3rd party app for messaging. Yea, it's fun to dunk on Apple, but it's also weird to inaccurately speak pn behalf of consumers.
By making it default, the older generation might be struggling with rcs just because they think they are still using sms but actually need to use WiFi or mobile data for the message to be sent
I wish RCS could not use mobile or wifi data because I don't have much data so I need to conserve it.
@@Knarc.RCS = SMS over internet. That's literally the point of it. It hardly takes up any data if you stick to texts.
The good thing is that it falls back to SMS if RCS isn't available.
Hey, I actually disabled RCS by default on my Pixel. I do not have a data plan, and for a day I was just not receiving SMS messages because it was trying to automatically send my phone number RCS messages instead of the regular SMS I could get outside of WiFi range.
That's a very specific situation and far from the global norm. It is the reason why the toggle is there in the settings.
My phone opted to RCS, but I get a lot of "message not delivered" issues, even when talking to my sweetie, who's on the same carrier and plan and on Android, so I switch back to SMS. I don't know why RCS just breaks so often, but if they don't fix it fast, people are going to opt out in droves.
The most annoying part of Google's rollout is that RCS is still not available for Google Voice. Either make Google Voice RCS compatible or let me receive/send messages via my GV number in Google messages. Just the way using the phone app asks me which number do I want to call from.
I wonder what happens the new EU rule comes into play next year. There will be mandatory interconnectivity of APIs for big messages platforms. But I am not sure if that means that Google Messages just add some Apple iMessage functionality and call it a day or if it means more "multiband" app such as Beeper will come and the actual platform will not matter anymore (not that Beeper is quite there yet).
Don't take my word for it.but allegedly, apple is threatening to leave the EU over this(this is a 100% fact)Apple makes this sound like a singular issue and it threatens to expose it users, but what i think Apple is concerned about in America, that android devices could become more competitive with iPhones If RCS could work with imessage flawlessly. If other lawmakers and such in other countries rally behind this as anti-competitive and make apple ,manufacturers and carriers come up with a cross platform solution....apple won't have choice but to.
The EU has already made Apple do USB-C. Now do another solid for the world Europe 👍
@@LC34999 here's to hoping 🙏 🤞
Isn't RCS already the open standard meant to replace MMS? If anything, I suspect it'll be Apple that will be forced to integrate it, though I don't really see why they shouldn't be allowed to keep iMessage proprietary.
@@GuyFromJupiter I think that while RCS was meant to be the universal standard, Apple doesnt give a damn and the EU rule has set out to be fully "tech-agnostic" and decided to ask every each technology to provide API instead of forcing them to adopt any existing solution.
What about Google Voice? It can't even act like an Android default messaging app...
As an iPhone user, I'm glad it's finally coming.
Off-topic, but I’m glad that one of the guys has the Arc sticker on his computer. I also use Arc, and it’s an incredible browser.
I'm having so many issues with sending and receiving messages that I turned it off. The service sucks
Who is your carrier?
@@markcossman200 at&t
user error.
Anything that further removes SMS is a good thing. That being said, everyone should use Signal.
Wish it was the default app for everyone 😢
Google voice needs RCS By default
On the topic of group messages and RCS, I suspect that the RCS standard is just going to be downgrading to MMS when you have a user in the group that does not support RCS and this is because RCS is not a super centralized protocol like iMessage so you don't have the ability for a central server to discriminate between the users. Google might still find a way to do it. I just expect that it's going to downgrade to MMS instead because that's the easy way to do it and it's very clear what's happening.
I'm also not surprised it took Google so long to get full group end to end encryption because as somebody who has worked on developing a chat messaging app and to end encryption is very annoying key sharing when there is more than one user becomes a massive headache and I would love to see how Google handled that problem if they want to release like a white paper on it because depending on how they did it, it could become a new standard on its own
difference between standard and proprietary is that one provider doesn't get access to everyone's data on the globe. afaik rcs is (or can be) decentralized which is actually a good thing
Yeah thats what happens with groups. We have a family group where we all have android but my dad. Because of this, the group chat is forced to MMS/SMS and not RCS, because Apple refuses to support RCS even though its vastly better.
Messages app on my old Pixel XL with A10 does say Start chat now. But RCS is still disabled. I have now enabled it and all features. I will never see anything as i barely use text messages :D Usually it is only delivery notifications, appointments, MFA codes. Europe btw.
I don't understand how this is an argument. I have both Android and iOS, and I mainly use Whatsapp and Telegram so this would change anything. I think this is the case for most ppl outside of the US. Most ppl use a third party app instead of the default messenger on either platform.
surprising I was able to use RCS in ph. but suddenly its not working anymore on the same contact I was communicating with.
I don't see it gaining as much popularity, as yes Android is way way way more popular worldwide, but at the same time, outside of US/Canada region, no one uses iMessage or the Default messenger.
almost everywhere WhatsApp is what people use.
and the default Messeges app is for OTPs sent to you by SMS by companies.
So Yes it might be helpful to secure those OTPs if the companies start using RCS as well.
but other than that, rarely anyone uses these default messeges apps to chat outside of US/Canada region.
See, you say in your comment, 'RCS or no RCS, it's not a problem for us because we just use WhatsApp.' But that is a problem on itself, as trusting Zucky with your messages isn't a good idea.
There are over 1 billion android users that don't use whatsapp. It will absolutely make a huge difference and now there is no reason to even use whatsapp.
@@Ficho. yet how many messaging apps has Google released and killed? They’re crying that iMessage and WhatsApp have managed to simply deliver a competent experience for users.
@@jordanmackay9156true but they're not using SMS either. Which is what most people use Google Messages for. Outside of the backwards US that is.
@@rorisxng I didn't say we should all use Google's messaging app, I said we shouldn't use WhatsApp.
Perfectly secure and feature-rich messaging apps like Signal exist.
My favorite thing about messaging my Android using friends is that it is a 50/50 chance that it won’t actually go through. Been struggling with this since my iPhone 7 Plus. Currently using a 12 Pro Max.
As an Android user I receive other Android messages fast & reliably, but my iPhone friends end up having to HMU on Social' if they want to be sure their messages went thru, IDK why Apple is still lagging on supporting what is literally a GSM industry standard
Marques can you make a whole video about RCS and how it works and how to use it and set it on
I noticed RCS was turned on when I was trying to sent a SMS message. I still use SMS messaging in case there is no wifi and I don't want or cannot use mobile data transfer. It's mostly used for emergency purposes. So here I found out what RCS means: It blocked messaging. It was installed and enabled unsolicited. I would regard this switch over of communication towards a company owned platform as hijacking, and thus a criminal activity by Google. After some internet search, the way to restore SMS was revealed. Many people have cellphones at this moment that don't support SMS anymore while the users are not aware, creating a communication and safety hazard.
If the video started with a basic description of what RCS is, it would have been great.
It’s like I walked into the middle of a lecture.
2:50 clicked on the video to hear what is RCS about, you are correct sir, i dont know what it is and i'm 3 minutes in to the video and nobody still has mentioned what it is :D
ok nobody really said what it is in the whole video.. uh oh. something something encryption
This is great for Australians as RCS is over the internet, which is much more reliable than the old mobile towers and copper lines, for someone like me living in the outer brisbane suburbs up in a mountain range, I can SMS and call anyone I want from my property with a WiFi connection. Prior to this service I had to walk up the driveway ( a 30 degree slope for 250m) to take a call or make a call, lol.
Recently the government services switched over to RCS too I believe that makes receiving notifications/warnings from them a lot easier now.
You realise sms and wifi calling are already standard things supported by Australian Telcos without needing RCS. I’ve been using it for years living out Tambourine.
I'm from Canada and I'm shocked to hear Australians use SMS. I always thought you used WhatsApp or some other app. Thought SMS was only a USA/Canada thing lol..
Never heard of "RCS" until now...
I really don't like the way Google are forcing users to go from SMS to RCS, turning it on quietly even when I previously refused RCS when they asked.
I'm now looking for another plain SMS app, any suggestion?
In the UK RCS has been on by default for ages now, on samsung phones for sure.
This is like the old thing where cable companies are negotiating with one of the networks and they go public to make themselves look like the hero 😂
This will only affect Samsung users from the S21 (S22 in the US). Until then Samsung Messages was the default sms app.
How does it effect 2FA messages? I have no other use for it
IDK if it's my phone or carrier, but the rcs is janky as hell and I don't get messages or people don't get my messages half the time...
There IS a big problem with RCS compared to iMessage, at least here in Europe. And it is the pace of switching to SMS when receiver device is out of data coverage or user switched off data manually. For iMessge it is I think few minutes, while it doesnt work on RCS at all. And notification about not delivering of RCS message will appear sometimes few hours later, and you have to switch it for SMS manually.
Literally nobody outside of the US cares or will ever experience RCS even by accident.
SMS is exclusively for receiving OTP and verification codes, and the mobile carrier's automated messages.
Next time can you explain what is RCS in the introduction?Thanks.
For a lot of my contacts I've just turned RCS off. If you don't have a data connection it just means that you message doesn't go through. So I send a text and then I get a message 20 minutes later that it never went through. That's a the bug not a feature
Well Apple just announced RCS for imessage next in 2024
waiting for RCS support for dual sim (simultaneous active RCS for both sim)
Only thing on my phone when I go on the setting it turns off so I don't have to but otherwise it stays on all the time and I don't like it, anyone know how to permanently disable this setting
Just happened.
I have to wonder how much MKB knows about Grey Ducks, specifically in Minnesota.
My iPhone does this already, I can see when others start texting me. Have been able to see it for a while. I don't understand.
You're talking about iMessage
RCS is to replace SMS, which both iPhone and Android still use, but Android is trying to change that due to how old SMS is and the lack of end to end encryption.
I just don't want my Google account texting like it's my phone number.
They need to fix the send video option
In my phone they activate RCS by default like a year ago. I think they did that in the US only now, which is strange because it is the only place that cares about the green bubble topic, everyone else uses Whatsapp
I just had to look up what RCS is as android isn’t the dominate platform in Australia. Apologies if you explained this in a previous video.
hope they do it for google voice soon
Green bubbles need to know their place. Stick within your own bubble color.
Google has features beyond the RCS spec, and right now Google maintains the directory for RCS, instead of their being independent directories. [there had been some, but gave up and folded back to google]
I have just been at a festival with my family where they provided a 5g connection, however we mostly dont have that and good old text messages came to the rescue as data service fell apart as more and more people arrived. If they could do a seemless failover too text that would be great, but actually in an emergency situation making messaging reliantion data is bad. But at least I now know that before attending a big event I should turn it off on the phone.
1:23 Basically a Simple way to push a PSA to the people.
I have not had any issues and my whole family uses it
is googles RCS open source yet/ever happening? I use a third party messaging app, which would also be an easy way to test the group chat potential issue.
I have an android and when another person has RCS it will fail a lot or they wont even have it on
FYI, mixed Android/iPhone chats default to MMS
Literally everyone outside North America: "what are RCS and iMessage?"
I've never given a shit about the color of the bubbles. I've switched between iPhone and android in the past too. I'm currently on the s23+. Probably never going back to iPhone.
Nothing stopping Google from adding iMessage support aka beeper and blue bubbles.
But Apple already as something’s like RCS?
(Or identical but proprietary)
RCS is the blue bubble of the Android world - Apple phones are the equivalent of green bubbles in group RCS chats.
Unless the EU ruling forces a (proper) interconnect between them, both will lose out to WhatsApp (and others) globally, although it seems that mostly USA is wedded to the Apple product as the world moves on...
It's really a non-issue globally. 😂😅 whats app has way more features and deals with businesses and services. For example, free in-flight messages for Whatsapp and iMessage.
RIP prepaid phone users wallets without unlimited data. “There’s no downside” uh huh.
It's a problem that only first world countries who can afford to have wifi and mobile data turned on the whole day can worry about. iMessage or RCS is a mess here in the Philippines especially when I send a message and they don't see it cause they're being conservative of their data allowance
The problem with RCS on Google Messages is that it's hard to determine whether it will send via RCS or SMS. There is no clear indication that it's going to be RCS or SMS as it says SMS on text field by default. It should only be fall back to SMS with confirmation if we turn on RCS.
It says RCS message or text message down where you click when you are about to type.
Y'all get text messages? Nobody ever contacts me 😂
Just statement, every phone company does this too. But it just dawned on me that Google can just switch on RCS and gain users at it pleases
I'm glad RCS is a thing, but I won't seriously use it until Google gives us a way to deal with all the carrier promotions, OTP texts, spam message & all other junk that clutter up normal conversations
its a carrier issue i doubt google can do much except for maybe a spam filter.
@@siliconhawk9293 the app did have a way to separate personal conversations with the categories feature but Google nixed it
6:17 who the hell is Dieter?
It may have been handy to explain what this acronym means ftl
texting using a carrier...
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I use WhatsApp and default messages on Android. I have no idea what RCS is or does and probably wouldn't be able to tell if it was on or off on my phone.
I miss Allo they need all the Allo features in messages please
Hopefully this will help mitigate the horrible bullying younger people have experienced over the color of a message bubble. It’s about time rcs is the cool kid on the block.
Apple didn't adopt rcs, so it's not going to change anything in iMessage.
What world are you living in where anyone cares about a colour in a messaging app? Even younger people.
@@BrettSurenneSome idiots really do care about that. Especially if the majority of the group are iPhone users.
Even if they live in a country where third party applications like telegram and etc are mainly used, they will STILL use iMessage just to exclude the person with the android device
@@BrettSurenneyou must be a boomer. It’s a thing, hence this video, unfortunately.
This aged well 😅
I noticed when my sms didn't work