The messaging war between iOS and Android users between blue and green bubbles is about to end. There has been a major development in the long-running RCS messaging fight between Apple and Google. Here are the details!
Does Google’s latest move preempt Apple’s big announcement about RCS?
Google has released an updated download page for Google Messages. While this page explains important features such as customization, privacy and security, it also emphasizes the importance of features such as RCS.
The detail noticed by 9to5Google increased the excitement that RCS would come to Apple. When you expand the list of RCS features and scroll down, you will see “Coming soon to iOS: Better messaging for everyoneThe title attracts attention.
It’s been known since November that Apple would adopt RCS, but Google’s announcement appears to push Apple’s official announcement forward.
RCS becoming available on iPhone will be a huge milestone. Apple currently only supports SMS and MMS protocols, making it difficult for iPhone users to communicate with Android users. SMS/MMS is full of problems such as low-quality media sharing and security vulnerabilities, but RCS stands out as a modern communication protocol that will eliminate these problems.
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It comes with features like RCS, E2EE, and facilitates group chats and high-quality media sharing. It is also not iPhone-specific like iMessage, which will ensure seamless communication between different devices.
It is thought that Apple will bring RCS as part of iOS 18. Apple usually releases major iOS updates in September, so it’s very likely that RCS will arrive as a feature of iOS 18.
However, it remains unclear when the beta version will begin or with which iOS update exactly RCS will arrive. What are you thinking? Please don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.