Currently on every platform RCS There are a lot of messaging app options that support it. The most striking among these is undoubtedly iMessage. With its special text sending styles, read receipts, and many other features, a similar or even rival to the iMessage application that Android users envy is coming to Android. Nothing Chats application named CEO Carl Pei It was announced by.
Nothing Chats is an iMessage for Android
A lack of compatibility between Apple’s iMessage app and messaging apps that support RCS, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and Google Messages, has led to the blue and green chat bubble split, where non-Apple users are excluded from group chats with green text bubbles. Nothing now offers solutions to its users with its new Nothing Chats messaging application.
Developed in partnership with Sunbird Messaging, Nothing Chats delivers iMessage compatibility for Android devices, including coveted green bubble messaging, full support for group chat messaging, live typing indicators, full-resolution media sharing, and voice memos. Read receipts, message reactions, and replies will also be available.
The new application will be available exclusively for Nothing Phone (2) users on the Google Play Store starting from November 17th. The new messaging platform works using Sunbird’s patented process, which involves creating and verifying an Apple ID on the Apple device that users then use to sign in to the Nothing Chats app.
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Nothing Chats leverages Sunbird’s undisclosed number of Mac minis in Europe and North America to send and receive iMessage-compatible text and media. Nothing notes that all messages are encrypted, so neither Sunbird nor Nothing can access your messages or shared files.
The app will be exclusive to Nothing Phone (2) users in the US, Canada, UK and EU at launch. There is no official announcement or rumor about Türkiye yet.
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