Weekend poll: Do you prefer messaging apps that also support SMS?

Messaging on Android is better than ever, as Google finally got its act together by focusing on RCS. Of course, in the decade it took to build a platform worthy of rivaling iMessage, plenty of third-party clients have burst onto the scene. When it comes to privacy and security, it's hard to beat Signal, but the app found itself in some hot water with fans this week after suddenly dropping SMS support. To some, that might seem like the loss of a much-have feature. For others, you might not even notice.

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Will Sattelberg

Messaging on Android is better than ever, as Google finally got its act together by focusing on RCS. Of course, in the decade it took to build a platform worthy of rivaling iMessage, plenty of third-party clients have burst onto the scene. When it comes to privacy and security, it's hard to beat Signal, but the app found itself in some hot water with fans this week after suddenly dropping SMS support. To some, that might seem like the loss of a much-have feature. For others, you might not even notice.

https://ift.tt/ozwlGT9 October 16, 2022 at 05:02PM