Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drive You Mad
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RCS seems like a tricky thing to implement. I think it's even disaed in the carriers in my country
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It does work on Apple devices from iOS 18.
If there is only Googles implementation of the open standard available then it will be difficult to move forward on it. I can't see carriers running the backend to support "alternative" OS devices.
I'd be happy with just XMPP working within Messages if RCS is not feasible. -
Intersting informations from Graphene on RCS:
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@pparent too much the word google inside !!!
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Ok, when RCS is really relying on proprietary Google-services (I can't believe this) then this kind of communication isn't interesting for me. I think the most of us are here, because they don't want to use services from big tech.
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Intersting informations from Graphene on RCS:
Thank you for that link, even though, combined with @domubpkm info, it is depressing...
I appreciate having the relevant info that suggests how large (and therefore unlikely to be solved by small UT team) a problem RCS support really is. -
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@domubpkm please don't just dump AI output into the forum.
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@domubpkm please don't just dump AI output into the forum.
So, @projectmoon, since AI answers not allowed (which I understand, because half of what I get when asking Gemini anything lately is contradicted BY GEMINI after I rephrase the question, and it is NOT allowed to learn from its own deeper dives !), please summarize the RCS implementation problem using no AI answers.
Also, please estimate a minimum timeframe from Ubuntu Touch to have a working implemtation.
I am not asking for a 'when will it be working' type answer.
I am asking for a 'it probably WON'T be working for, at absolute minimum, nn years' type answer. '
I am sincere in asking for this, because I don't find anyone anywhere suggesting it can be done.
I also found a human discussion that said major US carriers tried implementing their own versions, then gave up & let Google support it.
So, if it really is a thing that Ubuntu Touch won't support for years, it would seem to make sense to explore alternatives.
And support the best one strongly. -
I also found a human discussion that said major US carriers tried implementing their own versions, then gave up & let Google support it.
It happened here in France also... Some used a dedicated application, while other implemented it natively on devices supporting it back in time.
All finally stopped and chose the "easy" google way...Edit : it appears that Deutsch telecom was part of this
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyn
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