The news that shook the technology world was the recent revelation that Android will support iMessage, thanks to Nothing’s innovative work. Con il lancio del Nothing Phone (2)I’m introducing it now”Nothing Chat“, un’app che perorcha agli Android users don’t use iMessageIt is the Apple messaging service famous for non-Apple devices.

Important Note: iMessage comes to Android thanks to Nothing

We would like to present a vero and proprio changing paradigm communicating with various ecosystems of smartphones. Nothing Chats is no different from the panorama app in the messaging app primo client iMessage was developed in direct partnership with an Android smartphone brand.

Although this application is different from past experiences, it emerges as the protagonist. La Collaboration with Sunbird The iMessage client (qui il site ufficiale), which has collected more than 10,000 downloads on the Play Store, is an important element of this strategy.

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The implementation of Ofrifrà functions is coming Chat individually and in groupssharing and preserving media in original format and note vocals end-to-end cryptography usually on iMessage. Some advanced functions, such as receiving read messages and reactions to messages, will be introduced in the next sections. a per accessor Nothing Chats, will be necessary Use Apple IDIn accordance with Sunbird’s privacy policy.

Nothing Chats aren’t limited to iMessage We support RCS message The Nothing Phone (2) offers a versatile product of its kind. App availability is provided per province 17 November in different regions, such as Stati Uniti, Regno Unito e Unione Europe.

Apple is invalidating the RCS protocol

Apple’s opposition to the adoption of the RCS protocol for messaging is an intriguing and controversial argument. In fact, when an Android user sends a message to an iPhone, the questo viene is visualized first. verde “ball”Unlike iMessage’s “bolle” blue type. Difference is not just a single aesthetic question, but still social connotationsParticularly in the United States, there is a tendency in messages against adolescents to discriminate based on the color of their “balls.”

The launch of new messaging app like the one developed by Sunbird could theoretically change this scenario. With this innovation, It is possible to visualize messages sent to an Android device in “plentiful” blue on an iPhone, simulate the iMessage experience and experience the same line across two ecosystems. This question suggests a potential push for greater interoperability from Apple and its continued position as a firm that does not comply with the RCS protocol.