Correct, RCS messages are Green, only iMessage is Blue.Blue denotes iMessage and RCS isn’t iMessage so…
Correct, RCS messages are Green, only iMessage is Blue.Blue denotes iMessage and RCS isn’t iMessage so…
Text PDF documents? You mean you're sending PDF documents saved locally on your phone?Will I be able to text pdf documents to android users? I hope I don't have to forever send a link to android users.
Yup, it's like iMessage in that respect. It will still fall back to SMS if it can't send though, so it's worth making sure it's actually sending an RCS message. Unless there's some setting to not fall back to SMS (unlikely) you might not be free from Whatsapp just yet.View attachment 2392152
Does it mean for international messages too. I have WhatsApp as some international buddies dislike SMS, apparently they have to pay to receive and send. If I can get rid of WhatsApp then it will be great. Just one less app.
Yep, I'm sending PDF documents from my files app on my iPhone and iPad. I create about 3 PDF inspection reports daily and send them to clients. When they are android users I have to create a dropbox link.Text PDF documents? You mean you're sending PDF documents saved locally on your phone?
Yep, I'm sending PDF documents from my files app on my iPhone and iPad. I create about 3 PDF inspection reports daily and send them to clients. When they are android users I have to create a dropbox link.
Checked, and of the 6-7 co-workers of mine who have Androids, only two have RCS come up.
Not going to intentionally send a text to an Android person to see if it changes once a conversation has started up, but will be interesting to find out if it does.
I’m running beta 2. When I text one phone number of an Android user, it sends as RSC and shows status (delivered/read). But, if I do a group text of iMessage and Andriod numbers, it sends as SMS.
I’m running beta 2. When I text one phone number of an Android user, it sends as RSC and shows status (delivered/read). But, if I do a group text of iMessage and Andriod numbers, it sends as SMS.
(either they’re unenthusiastic about tech or can’t afford Apple products)
Apple should change the color of Android RCS chats to something more pleasing to look at. Change them to gray and dark gray even... It'll still look better than the ugly green color.I thought for sure Apple would use a different color.
I guarantee you that for whatever color you like, a million people will dislike that and want something else (maybe green).Apple should change the color of Android RCS chats to something more pleasing to look at. Change them to gray and dark gray even... It'll still look better than the ugly green color.
Purple would be a nice color. Perhaps Red even.
Since RCS is managed by carriers, I doubt there’s any guarantee of maintaining any particular photo quality. It’ll probably be different depending on which carriers are involved (both yours and the recipient’s).RCS test with a buddy. Sent a photo and it’s pristine… he can see Tapbacks, I can see his read receipt. He sent me video and photo..: still a little murky. Maybe not fully working yet?
International users will probably still prefer WhatsApp. I don’t think there’s any guarantee that RCS is free on any given carrier or country. Combine that with the uncertain device/carrier support, and people are going to stick with something more consistent (WhatsApp)View attachment 2392152
Does it mean for international messages too. I have WhatsApp as some international buddies dislike SMS, apparently they have to pay to receive and send. If I can get rid of WhatsApp then it will be great. Just one less app.
iMessage has a bunch more features than RCS. Apple wants you to know you’re using iMessage, hence the difference.The burning question is...
Will RCS messages have blue bubbles or green?