Read: What Google has to say on Apple ‘fixing’ the texting on iPhone
Read: What Google has to say on Apple ‘fixing’ the texting on iPhone
Apple has announced that it will adopt the RCS standard for texting on iPhones next year, in response to Google's campaign for them to #GetTheMessage. Currently, texting between iPhones and Androids has limitations such as disorganised group chats and lower resolution for media sharing. RCS will resolve these issues and introduce new benefits. However, iMessage will not be replaced as Apple argues it is safer and more private. Despite this, the move is seen as a win for Android users who will have a better texting experience with iPhone users.
Apple has announced that it will adopt the RCS standard for texting on iPhones next year, in response to Google's campaign for them to #GetTheMessage. Currently, texting between iPhones and Androids has limitations such as disorganised group chats and lower resolution for media sharing. RCS will resolve these issues and introduce new benefits. However, iMessage will not be replaced as Apple argues it is safer and more private. Despite this, the move is seen as a win for Android users who will have a better texting experience with iPhone users.
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Apple has announced that it will adopt the RCS standard for texting on iPhones next year, in response to Google's campaign for them to #GetTheMessage. Currently, texting between iPhones and Androids has limitations such as disorganised group chats and lower resolution for media sharing. RCS will resolve these issues and introduce new benefits. However, iMessage will not be replaced as Apple argues it is safer and more private. Despite this, the move is seen as a win for Android users who will have a better texting experience with iPhone users. 
