Google SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer indirectly tells Apple to expand support for RCS – which is considered a large increase for SMS text messages.
In fact, Lockheimer smoothly indicates that Google is ready to help Apple also do it.
Lockheimer Tweeted, “The 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.” It doesn’t need to be said that “people” means Apple.
Google has pushed RCS as the default SMS service for Android phones but there is no word from Apple whether the iPhone will support RCS or not.
In the Android ecosystem, RCS can set standards for SMS but the problem occurs when iPhone users send text messages to Android friends.
Chat group rest on iMessage.
💚 Group chat does not 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) 1633634416000The The whole conversation around the iPhone does not support RCS starting when a story about Polferus Bryson Dechambeau published.
Dechambeau uses an Android phone that adds green bubbles to the Imessages group chat.
The official Android Twitter handle responded by saying, “The next Green Jacket for King Bubble Green King” and Lockheimer quoted a tweet with “truly RCS solutions” (RCS) not to break the group chat.
Over the past few years, Google has tried to provide chat features in messages based on rich communication services standards (RCS).
This chat displays SMS text messaging with the aim of increasing the user experience and makes it more interactive and interesting.
RCS messaging allows Android users to send and receive better quality photos and videos, chatting more than Wi-Fi or data, get a sign of reading, sharing and more reactions.
Google wants to help Apple ‘right’ on the iPhone
