We’re excited to see Apple embrace RCS and look forward to working with the entire mobile industry to make texting better for everyone.
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A better texting experience is coming soon to all.*

Texting between iPhones and Android phones is about to get a whole lot better with Apple’s upcoming adoption of RCS. Soon, you’ll be able to say goodbye to blurry videos and broken group chats, and hello to seamless messaging with anyone.*

*Availability of the service varies by region and carrier.

What iPhone users experience right now.

It’s more than just the color of the bubbles — iPhone users get a bad texting experience.

From beautiful to blurry.

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Safely hit send?

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This is the chat that never ends.

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Bye bye Wi-Fi.

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What does that say?

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Will they or won’t they?

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FAQs.

From beautiful to blurry.

Videos are often tiny and blurry because iPhones continue to use SMS/MMS.

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Safely hit send?

SMS and MMS don’t support end-to-end encryption, which means your messages are not as secure.

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This is the chat that never ends.

iPhones use outdated tech for group conversations with Android, so you can’t leave the chat—even when you want to.

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Bye bye Wi-Fi.

Texts from iPhones can’t always be sent to Android over Wi-Fi, leaving your messages unsent and convos hanging if you don’t have cell service.

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What does that say?

iPhones make texts with Android phones difficult to read, by using white text on a bright green background.

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Will they or won’t they?

Without read receipts and typing indicators, you can’t know if your Android friends got your text or if they’re responding.

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