The Nothing Phone team has developed an application that brings iMessage support to Android phones. This application, called Nothing Chats, uses a tricky method and will be released in the coming days.
One of the biggest conflicts between the iOS and Android ecosystems is undoubtedly iMessage. Apple’s own messaging service only provides communication between iPhone owners. This internet-based communication application connects with Android phones only via SMS and even shows message bubbles in different colors. So, we can say that iMessage marginalizes Android phones. In this case, Google opposes this discrimination and all companies will offer an experience similar to iMessage. R.C.S.He argues that he should adopt .
Now, there has been a development that will open a new page to these discussions that have not ended for years. Nothing Phone The team announced that it has developed its own iMessage client and will release it in the coming days. The application, called “Nothing Chats”, will be a first in its field. In the past, iMessage clients have been created by third-party developers, but first time A phone manufacturer has undertaken such a work.
Nothing Chats will have many of the features found in iMessage
The Nothing Chats app will allow users to have an experience very similar to iMessage. But for now there are some shortcomings It is worth saying. For example, this application does not have some features such as read receipts and reacting with emojis. The team, yet in beta stage He says that they are and that many more features will be added in the coming period.
However…
There is some controversy about Nothing Chats. The application that brings iMessage experience to Android phones, sunbird It is supported by a company called. This company created its own iMessage client last year and served it through the Play Store. What creates controversy is the working logic preferred by this company…
Sunbird is a company with servers in regions such as North America, Europe and Asia. These servers allow messages to be sent through Mac minis. to Apple servers enables transfer. This is where it gets a little problematic. After all, you need to log in with your Apple ID to use iMessage. So, you share your password with Sunbird, which Apple does not even share with the FBI. Company keeps iCloud logins and messages you don’t store but it is up to the consumer’s choice whether to believe it or not.
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The application will be available in Europe, the USA and the UK as of Friday, November 17. via Play Store It will be downloadable. What kind of experience it will offer to users will become clear as of this date.