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I'd like to know why RCS messaging isn't supported when using samsung messages on tmobile network? I have to use Google messages on my samsung.
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realaud
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yesterday in
Galaxy S24Because Google owns the technology? And that's the one the carriers are going with.
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yesterday (Last edited yesterday ) in
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Google provides RCS (Rich Communication Services) messaging for Android devices. Google works with carriers and OEMs to offer the Messages for RCS app, which supports interoperability across devices and operator networks.
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yesterday in
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Yes, that's true. I was just wondering because a few family members of mine have AT&T, who also have samsung phones, and their phones support RCS samsung messages.
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yesterday (Last edited yesterday ) in
Galaxy S24
That's because.
T-Mobile supports RCS messaging through its Advanced Messaging feature, but you need to use the Google Messages app to send and receive RCS messages.
Notice, you're on T-Mobile and they are on ATT. Certain features are carrier specific.
Google works with all these companies, but it's up to them if they choose to use it or not. And T-Mobile just chose to keep RCS for the Google Messages app only.
T-Mobile supports RCS messaging through its Advanced Messaging feature, but you need to use the Google Messages app to send and receive RCS messages.
Notice, you're on T-Mobile and they are on ATT. Certain features are carrier specific.
Google works with all these companies, but it's up to them if they choose to use it or not. And T-Mobile just chose to keep RCS for the Google Messages app only.
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