Hiroshi Lockheimer, Android Senior Vice President on Google, wants to help Apple in the adoption of a new communication protocol called Rich Communication Services (RCS) for the iPhone and iPad.
RCS will help Apple improve to the Pottering platform and intended to replace SMS.
Google’s senior executive talked about the idea in a tweet where he said: “Group chat does not need to rest like this.
There is a very clear solution.
This is an open invitation to people who can make this true: we are here to help.” 💚 chat The group doesn’t need to be destroyed like this.
There is a very clear solution.
This is an open invitation to …
https://t.co/s1euhci0h2- Hiroshi Lockheimer (@lockheimer) 1633634416000He refers to subtweet about the inconvenience faced by Android and iOS users when using text messages for contacts.
“Very clear solution” here is actually the RCS protocol and by “people” references, it means Apple.
RCS should come up with support for transferring high-quality photos and videos, voice messages, group chat and have better security compared to SMS.
Contrary to Apple, Google has implemented RCS over the past few years, which is why they have grown comfortably and confident in the use of communication protocols.
According to the Macrumor report, three major operators in the US promised to adopt the RCS protocol in July this year.
The Google Message application on the Play Store uses RCS.
Some application features are dark mode, instant notifications, intelligent replies, audio messages, emojis, etc.
The search function allows you to view messaging history with certain contacts.
You can also send and receive money with Google salary.