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The Apple, Google and RCS Debate, Explained in Three Minutes

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September 22, 2022

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Google wants Apple to improve the text messaging experience between iPhone and Androids by adopting RCS, or Rich Communication Services, which would allow cross-compatible features like read receipts, encrypted messages and text effects.

But what is RCS messaging, and will Apple adopt it for it to emerge as the new texting standard?

Here’s what you need to know about the Apple, Google and RCS debate – in three minutes.

I’m Dalvin Brown, a WSJ reporter covering personal technology, which includes the latest smart devices, apps and services making an impact on consumers. Subscribe if you're curious about what the latest tech developments mean for you, or if you want to go behind the scenes to find out what’s powering today's digital services.

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