Apple announcing that the iPhone's Messages app will support RCS was quite a surprise a few months ago. I also thought it was a brilliant thing to do, as Apple practically ended the debate over bubbles.
At the time, I thought Apple was simply preparing for the inevitable battles with regulators. The European Union, in particular, has been a nuisance for Apple, pressuring the company to comply with the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules. iMessage is not part of that for the moment, but things could always change in the future.
It turns out that Apple might have responded to pressures from third parties. Only it wasn't EU lawmakers that convinced the company to add RCS support to the Messages app, in addition to iMessage and SMS. It might be Chinese carriers that requested the feature.
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By: Chris Smith
Title: Apple’s RCS support in Message might finally have an explanation: China
Sourced From: bgr.com/tech/apples-rcs-support-in-messages-might-have-an-explanation-chinese-carriers/
Published Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2024 11:50:00 +0000
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